Former D.C. Mayor's Son Jailed After Latest Arrest
The only son of former District of Columbia mayor Marion Barry has been jailed after he was caught driving on a revoked license.
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The only son of former District of Columbia mayor Marion Barry has been jailed after he was caught driving on a revoked license.
Donald Trump has big plans for the Old Post Office building, a historic structure in downtown Washington that he's pledging to transform into the city's most luxurious hotel. As for the White House, four blocks away? He's not saying.
I have a love/hate relationship with the Baltimore Orioles West Coast trips.
An internal District of Columbia police report on the response to the Washington Navy Yard shooting says officers were hindered because they couldn't access live surveillance-camera footage of the shooter.
Steve Pearce homered and scored twice to help Wei-Yin Chen earn his ninth victory, and the Baltimore Orioles beat the Washington Nationals 4-3 on Thursday night for their eighth win in 10 games.
For the third day in a row some MARC and VRE customers can expect delays this afternoon because of high heat.
The Civil War clash known as "the battle that saved Washington" could more accurately be labeled "the battle that saved Lincoln's re-election," a prominent preservationist said Wednesday as the National Park Service marked the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Monocacy.
Thousands of revelers were celebrating the Fourth of July in the nation's capital under clear skies Friday, despite initial fears that rain from Hurricane Arthur could ruin their fun.
The first prosecution arising from the Benghazi attacks is playing out in the federal courthouse blocks from both the White House and Capitol Hill, an appropriate setting for a case that has drawn stark lines between President Barack Obama and Republicans in Congress.
The Archdiocese of Washington is 75 years old, but Catholics in the diocese have been celebrating Mass for 380 years.
Fares are going up for riders of Washington's Metro transit system.
Two universities in the nation's capital have agreed to a major energy deal to buy more than half their power from three new solar power farms that will be built in North Carolina, the schools announced Monday night.
Feldman said that it is "hard to say," about the likely hood of the Redskins to change there name. Congress and the Senate are talking about it. The NFL has its own rules and procedures with dealing with these things but are very confidential.
A legal blow to the Washington Redskins. The U.S. Patent Office canceled its trademark, calling it disparaging of Native Americans. It's a move that, if successful, could hit the NFL team where it hurts: its pocketbook.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley has declared a state of emergency in Allegany and Washington counties due to severe flooding from recent rains.
The wait is over. After five years, Bowe Bergdahl--an American soldier held in captivity by the Taliban--is returning home to the United States. But his welcome home comes with mixed feelings.
Controversy surrounding the Washington Redskins team name continues. The team and the NFL are still refusing to change the name.
District of Columbia Democratic mayoral nominee Muriel Bowser says she would keep Kaya Henderson as chancellor of the District's public schools.
Days after a Washington, D.C. high school principal revealed he's gay, the Westboro Baptist Church protested in front of the school.
Annual summer arts performances at Metro stations are starting.
A second man has now been charged in Virginia with setting off "bottle bombs" inside crowded movie theaters.
Authorities say two F-16 fighter jets escorted a small airplane out of restricted airspace in Washington, an apparently inadvertent intrusion that prompted evacuations at the U.S. Capitol and surrounding buildings.
The granddaughter of General Dwight D. Eisenhower thanked those who carried out the D-Day invasion, telling them during a 70th anniversary commemoration Friday at the nation's World War II Memorial that "the world would have been a very different place" had their campaign failed.
The second annual Pride Day celebration at a D.C. high school takes a surprising turn.
Gone are the days of preparing for the National Spelling Bee with flash cards. You guessed it--there's an app for that now.
