Judge rules National Guard deployment in DC illegal
A U.S. federal judge ruled on Thursday that the Pentagon's deployment of the National Guard in Washington, D.C. was illegal.
Dick Cheney family at funeral: A look at his wife and daughters
Former Vice President Dick Cheney's funeral is taking place at the National Cathedral on Thursday at 11 A.M., where his family is expected to honor his life and legacy.
Dick Cheney Funeral: Former VP remembered at Washington National Cathedral memorial service
Former vice president Dick Cheney was remembered Thursday at a memorial service at the Washington National Cathedral.
'Remove the Regime' protests in DC this weekend to call for Donald Trump's impeachment
Another round of protests calling for President Donald Trump's impeachment come to D.C. this weekend. Here's what we know.
Dick Cheney funeral: Here's who is expected to attend
Former Vice President Dick Cheney's funeral will be in Washington on Nov. 20. Here's who will be there -- and who won't be.
House Republicans pass bills aimed at changing cash bail, police policies in DC
House Republicans on Wednesday passed two pieces of legislation aimed at changing D.C. laws on cash bail and police policy.
RFK Stadium Project: Residents voice excitement, hesitation at community meeting
D.C. residents shared their vision for the new Washington Commanders stadium at a community meeting Wednesday night.
DC residents weigh in on proposed design for Commanders new stadium
D.C. residents sounded off Wednesday on what they do and don’t want at the Commanders’ new stadium.
Trump signs bill to release the Epstein files: What's next
President Donald Trump has signed a bill requiring the Justice Department to release its files on the late financier Jeffrey Epstein.
1 person dead following officer-involved shooting in Northeast DC
One person is dead following an officer-involved shooting that took place Monday night near 47th Place and Nash Street in Northeast D.C.
Epstein Files Bill Update: Passes in Senate, sent to Trump for signature
The Senate on Wednesday quickly passed a bill requiring the Justice Department to release its files on convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Thanksgiving Weather Forecast: Unsettled conditions, rain possible in DMV for holiday travel
It’s one of the busiest travel times of the year! Ready to visit the family? As the Thanksgiving travel rush approaches, here’s a look at what travelers heading to and from Washington, D.C. can expect from the skies — and how to plan accordingly.
Elevated fire danger Monday across DC region
The National Weather Service warns of elevated fire danger across much of Maryland, northern and central Virginia, and eastern West Virginia east of the Allegheny Front, including Washington, D.C., and Baltimore on Monday. The fire risk is fueled by low humidity, gusty winds and a lengthy dry stretch.
Congress moves forward bills to crack down on DC crime
Republicans in Congress are taking steps to alter how the District enforces crime and justice. One bill would end cashless bail, sparking heated debate.
DC weather: Showers move out Wednesday morning, cool and cloudy afternoon
Rain showers will move out of the D.C. area by mid-morning Wednesday, leaving behind damp roads and cloudy skies.
DC police officer shoots, kills man allegedly armed with gun in Northeast
New details have been released as the investigation into a deadly police-involved shooting in Northeast D.C. on Monday continues.
Man dies after being hit by MARC train in Germantown, officials say
A man has died after being hit by a MARC train in Germantown, officials say.
Investigation underway following deadly officer-involved shooting in DC
An investigation is underway after a deadly officer-involved shooting Monday night near the Deanwood Metro station.
Shakers DC announces that it will close its doors on Nov. 23
The owners of Shakers D.C., Daniel Honeycutt and Justin Parker, announced on Monday that the gay bar will close this coming Sunday.
Maryland man pleads guilty to threatening Jewish institutions
Clift Seferlis, 55, of Garrett Park, Maryland, has pleaded guilty to sending threatening communications to Jewish organizations across multiple states.