Two D.C. Council members are inquiring about the fire department’s apparatus, as fire and city officials push back against a report in The Washington Times citing senior department sources who said a lack of reserve vehicles contributed to a woman’s death in a fire late Tuesday.
Think of the good that could be done if all that energy was directed toward securing justice for victims and punishment for perpetrators. Instead, it’s being used to attack and ban holiday songs? Seriously? It’s tragic that the national focus on delivering justice has been railroaded by progressives who revel in controlling the lives of others.
A 96-year-old woman died after a fire consumed her house in Shaw late Tuesday as her neighborhood’s assigned firetruck was covering Southeast amid a shortage of reserve emergency vehicles.
Now, I don’t know about you, but it struck me as odd that one of the first things out of the mouths of the media and fire officials was that Miss Annie’ home did not have working smoke detectors.
Authorities say a Virginia man found with two guns in a North Carolina high school had a handwritten note that appears to be a hit list.
Maryland and the District of Columbia announced subpoenas Tuesday to be served on President Trump’s business empire and five federal departments or agencies, as they seek to build their case that the president is violating the Constitution.
Well, unless you were a D.C. parent or a D.C. leader privileged enough to have had a sitdown with either of these gentlemen, you haven't a clue as to who they are and what their agendas are.
Mayor Muriel Bowser on Monday named Indianapolis Public Schools Superintendent Lewis D. Ferebee of as the new chancellor of D.C. Public Schools, apparently rejecting her advisory panel's recommendation.
The attorneys general of the District of Columbia and Maryland say they're moving forward with subpoenas for records in their case accusing President Donald Trump of profiting off the presidency.
Officials in Washington have announced road closures Monday for the transport of former President George H.W. Bush's casket.
DC Water workers spent six hours Sunday clearing a "massive mountain of grease" from a clogged sewer line at Barracks Row, a utility spokesman says.
In a rarely seen bipartisan effort, our nation is about to take the First Step toward much-needed federal prison reform.
Police say an employee was shot during an attempted robbery at a Whole Foods Market in Washington, D.C.
A District of Columbia clerk and a supervisor refused to accept a New Mexico man's state driver's license as he sought a marriage license because she and her supervisor believed New Mexico was a foreign country.
Marriott International, a Bethesda, Maryland, based company, admitted Friday that information for up to 500 million guests staying at one of their Starwood properties was compromised as early as 2014.
It falls to Foster and his true family and friends to ensure he walks the straight and narrow. Such character reform doesn't fall into the hands of a jail, prison or correctional institution. Critics of the Redskins-Foster deal miss the point when they focus on the domestic abuse aspect.
The Little Sisters of the Poor have a theory about how they got Christmas back from the Grinch who stole half the presents they bought for hospice residents and employees.
A unanimous D.C. Council gave preliminary approval Tuesday to a major climate change legislation with some last-minute revisions that worry environmentalists.
It has seemingly come out of nowhere -- a virus that has killed 11 children in a New Jersey medical facility and a freshman at the University of Maryland.
The Navy said late Tuesday that an active-shooter alert at the Walter Reed military hospital was an accident caused when someone "inadvertently" set off the warning system.
Occidental Grill & Seafood will serve special three-course dinners before Washington Ballet performances of "The Nutcracker" through December at the nearby Warner Theater.
The Montgomery County school district in Maryland is reportedly expected to pass a proposal letting students skip classes in order to attend political protests.
Administrators at a Virginia high school have apologized for a plan to have the Pledge of Allegiance said in different languages by students.
Most Americans expect public schools to teach children the basics of the United States of America, and a great place to start those lessons is the U.S. Constitution -- the rock-solid foundation under which it still stands.
The D.C. Council is considering creating a separate office for deaf and hard-of-hearing residents because disability advocates say the city fails to provide qualified American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters.
Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski married in a secret Washington, D.C., ceremony, said a Vanity Fair report published Sunday.
