DC WorldPride Parade and Block Party Road closures: What you need to know
D.C. police have issued a traffic advisory for the city's WorldPride Parade and Block Party scheduled for this weekend.
WorldPride organizers say Trump policies may impact attendance in DC
Right now, preparations are underway in downtown D.C. for this weekend's WorldPride Parade and concerts.
10-year-old injured by moped driver in Northwest DC hit-and-run, family says
A 10-year-old child was injured in a reported hit-and-run in Northwest D.C. on Monday, his family told FOX 5.
US Capitol Police union blasts department's pick for new chief: 'He fails to meet the standard'
The newly-retired chief of the U.S. Capitol Police Department is hitting back at the department’s police union, telling FOX 5 that the group has launched what he calls a "hatchet job" on the man who’s been selected to replace him on an interim basis.
Former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre left Democratic Party, publisher of her book says
Former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre is calling for people to think beyond the two-party system ahead of her book release that takes a close look at President Biden’s decision not to run for reelection.
Warm temps, weekend storm chances in DC region as WorldPride Parade, LIV Golf Tournament kickoff
Warm and muggy conditions along with the possibility of showers and storms across the Washington, D.C. region this weekend as a busy lineup of outdoor events, including the WorldPride Parade and the LIV Golf Tournament, are expected to draw large crowds.
Noah Lyles graces 'Essence' cover with fiancé Junelle Bromfield
Olympic gold medalist Noah Lyles and Jamaican Olympic bronze medalist Junelle Bromfield celebrated their love and engagement with a stunning photo shoot with Essence magazine.
Washington Mystics vs. Indiana Fever, team falls short despite Caitlin Clark's injury
The Washington Mystics and Indiana Fever faced off on Tuesday night in Indianapolis, taking a tough loss on the road.
Infant’s remains discovered in crematory owner’s home: FOX 5 Exclusive
A grieving family has finally been reunited with the remains of their infant son after a funeral home allegedly gave them the wrong ashes. However, new revelations have left them with more questions than answers.
Canada wildfire smoke lingers over DC region bringing hazy sunshine Wednesday
Hazy skies continue across the Washington, D.C., region Wednesday as smoke from Canadian wildfires lingers in the area.
DC Council pauses $2 raise for tipped workers
Tipped workers in the District will not see their scheduled wage increase next month after the D.C. Council voted Tuesday to pause the $2 raise.
DC Council votes to pause Initiative 82 $2 raise for tipped workers
The DC Council voted Tuesday to pause raises for tipped workers – meaning restaurant workers won’t be getting the $2 raise they were expecting on July 1.
Canada wildfires bring hazy sunshine to DC Tuesday as smoke drifts in, temps in the 80s
A smoky haze is likely over parts of the D.C. region on Tuesday as Canadian wildfire smoke drifts into the region, bringing filtered sunshine but no rain.
FBI seeks additional victims after former DC teacher arrested on child sexual abuse material charge
A former Washington, D.C. teacher has been arrested for allegedly soliciting explicit images from a minor online, according to the FBI. Investigators are now seeking information to determine whether there are additional victims.
Former DC school worker arrested on child sexual assault material charges
A D.C. man was arrested by the FBI Washington Field Office on child sexual abuse material (CSAM) charges.
DC police maintain presence at religious sites, focus on Jewish institutions after Boulder incident
D.C. Police say they have maintained their presence at religious institutions across the District after a man in Boulder, Colorado with a makeshift flamethrower yelled "Free Palestine" and hurled an incendiary device into a group that had assembled to raise attention for Israeli hostages in Gaza.
DC lawsuit seeks safer street crossings for blind pedestrians
Three leading civil rights organizations have filed a class action lawsuit against the District of Columbia after they say blind pedestrians are unable to safely cross the majority of signalized intersections in the city.
Deadly DC apartment fire prompts safety checks in southeast
The death of a man in an apartment fire in southeast Washington has prompted the D.C. Fire Department to provide fire safety information and conduct smoke alarm checks in the community.
Fight at DC National Zoo causes tense moments, but no ongoing threat: police
The National Zoo remains open as usual on Monday after tense moments over the weekend when a fight broke out, prompting a police response.
DC Mayor urges Shakira to perform after canceled World Pride 2025 concert
DC Mayor Muriel Bowser is calling on Shakira to reschedule her performance after the singer canceled her World Pride 2025 concert at Nationals Park.