Rare US Constitution copy sells for $9 million at North Carolina auction

A rare copy of the U.S. Constitution, printed 237 years ago and sent to states for ratification, was sold for $9 million at a North Carolina auction.

DC Attorney General suing construction company over pollution concerns

One of D.C.’s largest construction companies is being sued by the city for allegedly allowing contaminated runoff to pollute some of the area's most fragile waterways. 

Maryland man arrested for allegedly attempting to join ISIS

A Maryland man has been charged with attempting to provide material support to ISIS, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Maryland announced Wednesday. 

Lanternfly infestation continues to plague Northern Virginia wineries

Despite reports from experts that the population of the invasive Spotted lanternfly may be on the decline, some Virginia wineries are not celebrating just yet.

3-month-old puppy stolen from boat in Southeast DC

Police are searching for another dog stolen from a Southeast D.C. neighborhood on Friday. 

Arrest warrant issued for Ravens fan seen attacking Commanders fans in viral video

An arrest warrant has been issued for the Baltimore Ravens fan seen in a viral video attacking two Washington Commanders fans after their Sunday, Oct. 13 game. 

Olympian Katie Ledecky honored in hometown Bethesda with official day, road naming

Montgomery County honored Katie Ledecky, the most decorated female Olympian in U.S. history, by unveiling "Katie Ledecky Lane" and proclaiming Thursday as "Katie Ledecky Day." 

DC employees spend $350 on work lunches per month, according to study

D.C. employees are spending $350 on work lunches per month, including lunch from restaurants and groceries for making lunch, according to a recent study.

2 adults displaced after fire at Bladensburg apartment complex

Authorities say two people have been displaced after a fire at an apartment complex in Prince George’s County.

Virginia's Thomas Jefferson High drops to No. 14 in new national rankings

Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, once ranked among the top high schools in the nation, has seen its ranking fall to No. 14 in the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings, sparking concern among some Fairfax County parents and residents. 

DC bartender fights off teens in attempted carjacking caught on camera

A D.C. bartender fended off three teens who attempted to carjack him at a gas station in Northwest, and the entire ordeal was captured on surveillance footage.