The five Democrats vying to unseat D.C. Council member Jack Evans of Ward 2 in next year’s primary are financing their campaigns under the city’s new Fair Elections Program, which matches every $50 in private donations from residents only with $250 in public funds.
Organizers of the Maryland State Fair say security and safety are of the utmost concern, in the wake of recent mass shootings at so-called soft targets across the country.
Loudoun South won 11-0 in four innings on Sunday against Coon Rapids, Minnesota, and for the second game in a row the Virginia champions did not allow a hit. Pitcher Justin Lee went all four innings.
The Washington Monument will reopen to the public next month for the first time in more than three years, the U.S. National Park Service announced Friday.
Advocates for gun safety are holding a march in Baltimore.
DC police are on the hunt for a robber who recently broke into a Columbia Heights home and held a Catholic nun at gunpoint.
Washington's new XFL team will be called the DC Defenders, the XFL announced Wednesday.
When Loudoun South team manager Alan Bowden called time with one out left in the top of the fourth inning Sunday, it didn't matter that his team was an out away from an 11-0 victory and its second consecutive no-hitter to start the Little League World Series.
Police say one of Baltimore's newest deputy police commissioners and his wife were robbed at gunpoint.
D.C. officials are speaking out against the federal government's plans to construct a temporary shelter for unaccompanied migrant children in the District.
Attorneys general in 13 states have filed a lawsuit challenging a Trump administration rule that'll allow immigration officials to deny green cards to migrants who use public assistance, including food stamps or housing vouchers.
Homeless people living in tents under the overpass at First and G streets NE waited anxiously Tuesday for workers from several D.C. agencies to execute the city's encampment protocol.
