DC man’s lawyers say MPD hid details of federal agent shooting
Lawyers for a D.C. man shot at by a federal agent during a traffic stop earlier this month are demanding answers and transparency from police and the mayor’s office — also claiming there was a cover-up of the shooting.
4 more Shoppers closures in Maryland; Prince George’s leaders seek answers
Prince George’s County officials are calling for a meeting with the CEO of Shoppers after the grocery chain announced plans to close additional Maryland stores next month.
Man suspected in attack dead from apparent overdose after arrested by police, authorities say
A man suspected in an assault died Sunday from an apparent overdose after he was detained by police and taken to the hospital, according to Fairfax County authorities.
WATCH: Blue Angels fly over DC
The Blue Angels were spotted over parts of D.C. and surrounding areas midday on Tuesday.
Federal Reserve likely to cut key interest rate: What to know
The Fed is almost certain to cut its key interest rate on Wednesday, but the shutdown has cut off critical hiring and inflation data used to make their decision. Here’s what to know about the meeting.
Sewage cleanup closes Anacostia High School for second day
Anacostia High School will remain closed on Tuesday after a sewage backup flooded parts of the building and forced some nearby residents from their homes.
Fairfax County Public Schools under fire after students post anti-Semitic video
There is controversy within Fairfax County Public Schools after a group of students posted anti-Semitic videos on social media.
Statue of Confederate soldier Albert Pike returns to Judiciary Square
D.C.’s only outdoor statue of a Confederate soldier is making its return to Judiciary Square.
Virginia Democrats plan to redraw state's congressional districts
A major political battle is unfolding in Virginia as Democrats in control of the General Assembly open a special session to redraw the state’s congressional districts—a move Republicans call a blatant power grab.
12 people rescued from amusement park ride after being stuck 30 ft. in the air
Amusement park riders were rescued from the Time Winder attraction at Canobie Lake Park in New Hampshire on Oct. 25.
Dad finds 13-year-old son dead after 200-foot fall from bluff inside popular National Park site
Kayleb Lynn Eddings lost his footing on a cliff while with a friend at Buffalo National River.
Neighbors still shaken after woman killed in tragic townhouse fire in Loudoun County
There are still many questions from anxious neighbors of a northern Virginia woman who was killed in a terrible fire late last week at a home in Sterling.
2.5 magnitude earthquake rattles parts of Maryland: USGS
A 2.5 magnitude earthquake was recorded in Howard County, Md. on Monday.
Officials: Wrong bear killed after deadly Arkansas attack
DNA testing has confirmed that the black bear killed in Arkansas earlier this month was not the animal that fatally attacked a camper.
PG firefighter accused of distributing child pornography from inside firehouse
A firefighter in Prince George's County is behind bars, charged with having and distributing child sexual abuse material – some of the alleged crimes happening inside the firehouse where he worked.
DC barricade situation connected to nearby shooting, police say
Police are investigating a barricade situation in southeast Washington, D.C. they believe is connected to a nearby shooting.
Masked trio in Alexandria attempted break-in scare were family members pulling prank, police say
The masked suspects seen in a viral security video attempting to enter an Alexandria home were actually family members of the victim, pulling what police now say was a prank.
Halloween Forecast: Will the trick-or-treaters need an umbrella on Friday night?
Our Halloween week forecast comes with some tricks and treats, as we start off dry before some rain showers move in by midweek. Will the kids need an umbrella for trick or treating? Well, stick around if you dare!
SNAP benefits halt Nov. 1 amid government shutdown
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has posted a notice on its website that no federal food assistance will be distributed on Nov. 1, raising concerns for families as the government shutdown continues.
Masked suspects attempted Alexandria break-in; police to provide update
FOX 5 is expecting to learn more about a viral Ring camera video that shows three masked individuals demanding to be let inside an Alexandria home.