Freedom 250 Grand Prix to impact traffic, museums, and more

The Freedom 250 Grand Prix is now a little more than two weeks away, but the impact of the race will be felt in the District before then.

Virginia hemp businesses sue over new THC restrictions they say could threaten their survival

Seven Virginia hemp businesses are asking a federal judge to block new THC restrictions set to take effect Aug. 15, arguing the abrupt change could leave them with large amounts of unsellable inventory and threaten their livelihoods.

WATCH: Dashcam captures the split second a routine Tennessee traffic stop goes sideways

A shocking dashcam video released by the Tennessee Highway Patrol shows the moment a patrol cruiser was blindsided during a traffic stop, sending it crashing into another vehicle.

Miss North Carolina USA loses crown after organizer condemns 'racism, homophobia, transphobia'

Miss North Carolina USA was stripped of her crown weeks before the Miss USA pageant after organizers cited an extended pattern of conduct violating the organization's standards.

Virginia farm worth $2M listed at $50M as AI data centers drive up land prices

A family farm in Woodbridge valued at $2 million was initially listed at $50 million, roughly $2 million per acre. The listing agent says it plans to lower the asking price.

Trump administration moves to decertify Kentucky organ donation group

The Trump administration said Wednesday it will shut down a Kentucky organ donation group accused of continuing plans for organ retrieval from some patients who unexpectedly showed signs of life.

New Mexico sues federal government for release of Epstein files

New Mexico has filed a lawsuit against the Department of Justice, alleging the federal agency unlawfully refused to hand over unredacted documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation.

Mitch McConnell discharged from rehab, will continue recovery at home

Sen. Mitch McConnell says he has been discharged from a rehabilitation center and will continue intensive physical therapy at home following a fall that led to weeks of treatment.

Alex Murdaugh’s lawsuit against Rebecca Hill dismissed by judge who says clerk doesn’t owe him for defense

A federal judge on Wednesday dismissed a lawsuit filed by Alexander Murdaugh seeking to recover $600,000 in legal expenses from the county clerk accused of interfering with the jury in his murder trial.

Bowie State University launches bachelor’s degree in artificial intelligence

Bowie State University is launching a bachelor’s degree in artificial intelligence this fall, preparing students for careers across technology, healthcare, cybersecurity and other industries.

DC youth curfew zone announced for Columbia Heights this weekend

D.C. police are establishing a youth curfew zone in Columbia Heights for Friday and Saturday nights, restricting groups of nine or more people under 18.

DC weather: Hot, humid Thursday with afternoon storm chances

A hot and humid Thursday across the Washington, D.C. region, with highs in the lower 90s and heat index values above 100 degrees, along with a chance of showers and thunderstorms later this afternoon.

New delays in Catherine Hoggle case

More delays emerged in the case of Catherine Hoggle, the Montgomery County mother accused of killing her two young children in 2014, after she appeared in court Thursday for a status hearing.

Virginia school district starts new school year on August 5

Most school‑aged children across the U.S. are still enjoying the final weeks of summer break, but one Virginia county has already returned to class.

Rep. Chuck Edwards ends campaign after ethics committee cites inappropriate conduct

North Carolina Republican Rep. Chuck Edwards announced Wednesday that he is ending his reelection campaign, two days after the House Ethics Committee recommended he be censured.

Three people charged with making threats in Nolan Wells case

Three people have been charged for making threats to a judge, a witness and local officials tied to the investigation of Nolan Well’s death.