Serious Questions About Secret Service Following Latest Incident
Two high-ranking agents are accused of crashing a government vehicle right into an investigation scene after leaving a party.
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Two high-ranking agents are accused of crashing a government vehicle right into an investigation scene after leaving a party.
The D.C. Council has approved a bill that would ban marijuana smoking in private clubs.
Cameras and pictures are allowed, but selfie sticks are now banned at the Smithsonian museums.
DC is just hours away from legalizing marijuana but Maryland is still at the center of a heated debate over the drug.
Washington's fire chief says all the city's firefighters will be trained on how to respond to emergencies on the subway system.
Metro says a disabled train has been taken out of service at the Woodley Park station where there were reports of smoke in the station.
Montgomery County police have arrested two men in the slaying of a Washington man last month.
The Washington region is getting ready to celebrate Chinese New Year.
The Washington National Cathedral has finished the first phase of restoration work needed after an earthquake in 2011.
The debate is heating up over the name of a Washington, D.C. fountain built in honor of an early-20th-century U.S. senator from Nevada who had white supremacist beliefs.
The National Transportation Safety Board has released new recommendations to the Federal Transit Administration in light of recent emergency events after a woman died during fire on a Metro in D.C.
In WJZ exclusive, a Maryland woman who was on a D.C. Metro train when it filled with smoke last month, describes the terrifying moments she spent trapped underground waiting to be rescued.
New baseball commissioner Rob Manfred predicts an end to the long-running dispute between the Nationals and Baltimore Orioles over payments to Washington from the Mid-Atlantic Sports Network, which the teams co-own.
Union leaders say emergency responders are still having communication problems in Washington subway tunnels in the wake of a fatal accident on the system last month.
The Washington Navy Yard building that was the site of a mass shooting in 2013 has reopened after extensive renovations.
Fire officials in Montgomery County say they've discovered trouble using their radios in some portions of the Metro system, an issue that follows similar problems for District of Columbia firefighters.
The U.S. Park Police says a Washington, D.C., couple engaged to be married were hit by a car as they changed a tire, killing the groom-to-be.
The District of Columbia plans to deploy more than 200 snow trucks this weekend for a potential winter storm that could bring snow and rain to the area.
$50 million. That's the amount a family is going to court for, following the death of a woman in a smoke-filled D.C. metro subway.
Dozens of flights were canceled and delayed at the three major airports in the Washington-Baltimore region as the Northeast recovers from a powerful winter storm.
The National Museum of American History is hosting a series of programs this year about American innovation, and the first exhibit is focused on early sound recording.
Precipitation will be starting in the Greater Baltimore Area between 4 and 7 p.m. today.
Forecasters say a winter weather system moving toward the East Coast may only bring rain to the Washington and Baltimore areas.
District of Columbia government offices will open on time despite a snowstorm set to move in Wednesday morning.
