DC sets juvenile curfew zones in Navy Yard, U Street corridor this weekend
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The Metropolitan Police Department is establishing juvenile curfew zones in parts of Washington, D.C., this weekend, targeting areas where large groups of youths are expected to gather. 

Utah mom accused of kidnapping son's alleged bully, threatening him

According to charging documents, a Utah mom is being accused of kidnapping her son's alleged 11-year-old bully, taking him to her home to apologize and then threatening to have her husband beat him up.

Most popular Easter candy in your state this year revealed

The Easter Bunny’s annual visit is just days away, so what will likely be in your Easter basket this year? Depends on where you live – and whom you ask. Here's a look at the top Easter candy by state in 2026.

Braden Peters: Influencer 'Clavicular' arrested in Florida; allegedly instigated fight at Airbnb rental

A popular social media streamer and influencer has been arrested in Florida. Braden Peters, who is known as "Clavicular" online and associated with the so-called "Looksmaxxing" social media trend, was arrested in Broward County on a warrant from Osceola County. 

House Ethics panel finds embattled Rep Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick guilty of 25 violations

A bipartisan panel of House lawmakers voted to kickstart a process that could lead to the expulsion of a congressional Democrat accused of laundering millions of disaster relief funds into her campaign account.

California man convicted of stalking after sucking woman's toes

A Modesto, Calif., man has been convicted of stalking and breaking into a home with the intent to commit a sex act after he snuck into a woman's home and sucked on her toes as she lay sleeping in bed, according to the district attorney and sheriff.

50 years of DC Metro: A look back in photos

D.C. residents got on their first Metro train 50 years ago on March 27, 1976. Here's a look back at the beginning. 

Prince George’s officer dragged during traffic stop before deadly police shooting, Maryland AG investigating

The Maryland Attorney General’s Office is investigating a deadly police-involved shooting in Prince George’s County after police say a driver dragged an officer during a traffic stop and crashed.