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A juvenile was shot near Union Station on Friday, police say.

Colorado authorities said Wednesday they will not pursue gun-related charges against the parents of a teenager who wounded two students — both of whom sustained life-threatening injuries — during a shooting at a high school last fall, citing insufficient evidence.

The U.S. stock market roared back Friday, as technology stocks recovered much of their losses from earlier in the week.

Sports merchandising giant Fanatics apologizes to Patriots, Seahawks supporters after widespread criticism over product shortages, jersey quality issues

A New Mexico grand jury has indicted actor Timothy Busfield on multiple child sex charges.

More than two weeks after a collapsed sewer line sent massive amounts of wastewater into the Potomac River, crews hit another setback when a large rock blocking repair work was discovered.

A group of Buddhist monks walking across the country for peace is continuing its trek through Northern Virginia on Friday as they near the final stretch of their 2,300‑mile journey to Washington, D.C.

School districts across the Washington, D.C. region are still dealing with lingering snow and ice from last month’s first major storm of the season. Many systems were closed for several days, and some remain on delayed schedules as crews continue clearing neighborhood roads and school campuses.

Maryland native and DeMatha Catholic High School alum Olusegun Oluwatimi is playing in this year's Super Bowl with the Seattle Seahawks. 

A video obtained by the Winchester Gazette appears to show a 13-year-old psychiatric facility resident being dragged across a dorm room by his shirt wrapped around his neck. The footage is expected to play a key part in a trial scheduled to begin on Monday. 

A resident was hospitalized after an overnight fire at a southeast D.C. apartment building.

Federal prosecutors say a Minneapolis man threatened and cyberstalked federal agents in response to ICE operations in the state.

A water main break caused a big mess in Georgetown on Thursday.

Documents included in the latest release of the Epstein files show the disgraced late billionaire routinely paid for flights to fly women in and out of Minnesota over the course of years. Here's what we uncovered.

If you feel like your utility bills keep going up and up, you’re not alone.