Four more states face federal lawsuits over tuition breaks for undocumented students, with Arizona's attorney general already pushing back.

Governor Spencer Cox says he made the pardon pitch inside Biden's own limousine in downtown Salt Lake City.

Canada says it will keep calling it Lake Ontario, and New York's governor is dismissing the move as silly talk.

Andre Aaron Moore faces four counts after UMPD says he exposed himself to students on Norwich Road in College Park.

A military judge rejected an earlier 2027 date, meaning the case will span more than 16 years of pre-trial fighting.

A 90-degree Thursday could bring damaging winds, hail and severe thunderstorms to D.C. before a drier weekend and another round of mid-90s heat.

Steve Salis says he may keep the old clock outside as Bethesda's beloved Woodmont Grill space becomes a Ted's Bulletin flagship.

The crash near Bohrer Park closed Central Avenue on the first day of MCPS classes. No students were aboard.

Nearly 2 million Virginians on Medicaid face new paperwork rules as the state braces for up to $6 billion in yearly losses.

Washington gets one more mostly sunny day Wednesday before Thursday brings hotter temperatures and a heightened risk of severe thunderstorms. The weekend dries out, but next week could feel like peak summer.

Texas and Florida alone accounted for nearly 20,000 of July's arrests as ICE added 12,000 new officers nationwide.

The four-day FEMME Art Fair opens Thursday at The Square DC, timed to Women's Equality Day with no gallery cut for artists.

Rep. Don Bacon says a Nebraska woman with no criminal record faces removal next month despite his direct pleas to DHS.