Chiefs announce relocation to Kansas by the 2031 NFL season with new domed stadium
Owner Clark Hunt acknowledged difficulty leaving Arrowhead Stadium where team has played since 1972.
Trump announces new ‘Golden Fleet’ of Navy battleships: What we know
President Donald Trump announced a new fleet of ships on Monday, known as the "Golden Fleet." Here's what we know.
Kilmar Abrego Garcia: Federal judge bars ICE from re-detaining Garcia through Christmas
A federal judge says Kilmar Abrego Garcia will remain free at least through Christmas after a judge in Maryland extended her order blocking the federal government from taking him into custody.
WATCH: Firetruck catches fire inside firehouse
A firetruck at a station in St. Mary's County caught on fire early Monday morning, per officials.
Children as young as 8 involved in stolen car chase; Driver learned from YouTube
Authorities in Ohio say three children ages 8, 11, and 12 could face juvenile charges after allegedly stealing a vehicle and leading police on a brief pursuit.
Chris Rea, 'Driving Home for Christmas' and 'The Road to Hell' singer, dies
Chris Rea, the singer-songwriter best known for “Driving Home for Christmas," has died at 74. Here's what we know.
These flights are most likely to be delayed this Christmas, New Year’s
A new study reveals which U.S. flight routes face the biggest holiday delays – and which might get you home early.
ICE disputes claim that Maryland woman arrested in viral case is US citizen
A Silver Spring attorney went viral on TikTok after claiming her client was taken into United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody despite being an American citizen born in Maryland.
DC father arrested, charged after toddler drowned in hot tub during Florida trip
A D.C. father has been arrested and charged after his 20‑month‑old daughter drowned in a hot tub during a family trip to Florida.
Ira 'Ike' Schab, WWII vet and one of last remaining Pearl Harbor survivors, dies at 105
Ira “Ike" Schab was 21 years old when the Pearl Harbor attack occurred on Dec. 7, 1941.
Vehicle overturns, strikes 2 homes in southeast DC
A late‑night crash sent an overturned vehicle into two homes in southeast D.C. on Sunday, leaving one house with significant structural damage.
Commanders fall to Eagles 29–18; Philadelphia clinches second straight NFC East title
Washington Commanders quarterback Marcus Mariota, starting in place of the sidelined Jayden Daniels, injured his right hand Saturday night and was replaced by third‑stringer Josh Johnson in a 29–18 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.
DC weather: Rain, wintry mix possible early Tuesday; Christmas warmup expected
A chilly start to the workweek is ahead for the Washington, D.C., region, with the chance of a rainy, wintry mix early Tuesday during the morning commute.
Lowe’s worker convicted in deadly forklift attack in Maryland Home Depot parking lot
A Lowe’s employee accused in a deadly forklift attack in a Maryland Home Depot parking lot has been found guilty by a jury and now faces nearly 60 years in prison.
DC holiday travel rush: Best and worst times to drive
Nearly three million Washington, D.C. area residents will be traveling 50 miles or more from home during the end-of-year holidays, according to AAA, and more than 2.6 million of them will be hitting the roads.
Trump’s ‘Warrior Dividend’ for military funded through Pentagon, not tariffs
The president suggested last week that a $1,776 Christmas bonus for troops was made possible through tariff revenue – when it was actually money they were already set to receive from the Pentagon.
'We’re all going to die': Alaska Airlines passenger accused of trying to open cabin door midflight
An Alaska Airlines passenger is facing federal charges after allegedly attempting to open the cabin door during a flight from Deadhorse to Anchorage.
Pastor charged with cyberstalking estranged wife for years before her death
A federal grand jury in South Carolina has indicted a pastor, John Paul Miller, on charges of cyberstalking his estranged wife and making false statements to federal investigators.
Gun jams as shoplifting suspect tries to shoot Ohio police officer at point-blank range in wild bodycam video
Heart-pounding video shows the moment a shoplifting suspect allegedly tried to shoot an Ohio police officer at point-blank range inside a Walmart only to be stopped when his gun appeared to malfunction and a store security worker intervened.
San Francisco power outage: Waymo vehicles block intersection
Video circulated online this weekend of stalled Waymos blocking intersections and causing traffic jams during a massive power outage in San Francisco.