Retired Md. Trooper Recalls Capture Of D.C. Snipers
The rest stop off Interstate 70 near Myersville has been renovated since two of this century's most notorious serial killers were captured there 10 years ago Wednesday.
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The rest stop off Interstate 70 near Myersville has been renovated since two of this century's most notorious serial killers were captured there 10 years ago Wednesday.
Supporters and opponents of gay marriage in Maryland are now planning to rally at Gallaudet University for the reinstatement of an administrator who signed a petition opposing gay marriage.
Metro says it's completed an eight-and-a-half month escalator replacement project at the Dupont Circle station.
District of Columbia police are investigating a stabbing near Howard University's campus during homecoming weekend.
One lane of the inner loop of the Capital Beltway has reopened in Bethesda following two separate tractor-trailer accidents.
Motorists in the Mid-Atlantic region are paying a penny less at the pump this week.
When Janice Coe, a homeless advocate in Loudoun County, learned through her prayer group that a young woman was sleeping in the New Carrollton Metro station with a toddler and a 2-month-old, she sprang into action.
A coalition of religious groups is responding to an advertising campaign in the D.C. mass transit system that equates Muslim radicals with savages.
A federal judge who ordered D.C.'s public transit system to put up pro-Israel ads that equate Muslim radicals with savages said Metro officials voiced reasonable safety concerns but failed to consider other alternatives when they delayed displaying the messages.
Election officials in the Washington area are preparing for high turnout and confusion at the polls Nov. 6 as voters adjust to shifted districts and new identification requirements.
A Muslim civil liberties and advocacy group says it's erecting its own advertisements in Metro stations to combat ads that equate Muslim radicals with "savages."
The nation's capital city is showing off a sleek new design for its subway trains, the biggest visible change to the cars since the system opened in the late 1970s.
The National Zoo is set to reveal what killed a 6-day-old giant panda cub.
Washington's 87-year-old Textile Museum is moving closer to having a new home.
Churches around Washington were welcoming cats, dogs, goldfish and other household pets for a special blessing.
Small businesses in Washington will be required to buy employee health insurance through a city-run exchange beginning in 2014.
Trains and buses in Washington are running on a weekend schedule for the Columbus Day holiday.
Looking back in archived police logs, it turns out District of Columbia police once arrested the president of the United States for speeding through the city.
The D.C. transit system must allow a pro-Israel ad that equates Muslim radicals with savages, a federal judge ruled Friday.
The National Park Service has once again drained the reflecting pool in front of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington to clean up an algae buildup that formed after a $34 million overhaul.
Every day, just before dawn, you can spot Christian Kuete, a 24-year-old pre-med student and home health aide from Cameroon, sprinting in his beat-up sneakers to catch Metro Bus 20 as it bumps to a stop along University Boulevard in Langley Park.
Protesters affiliated with last year's Occupy demonstrations in Washington are planning a series of events to mark the one-year anniversary of the protests.
Convicted D.C. sniper Lee Boyd Malvo said in a newspaper interview published Sunday that the devastated reaction of a victim's husband made him feel like "the worst piece of scum."
The Newseum in Washington is opening a new exhibit of photographs and video taken by the journalists that cover the White House.
An Washington elementary school teacher has admitted to sending a lewd Facebook message to a 12-year-old who was the sister of one of his students.
