A victim was grabbed and assaulted inside an F Street NW spot after midnight. Police say two men fled before anyone could stop them.

EYA's data-center-adjacent townhome and condo project heads to the Board of Supervisors Nov. 17 after months of revisions.

Over 2 million veterans now carry the VA's top disability rating, a 122% jump in five years fueled by PACT Act claims.

Francisco Benavides, 18, was found unconscious a day after police discovered his crashed motorcycle near Suitland Parkway and Stanton Road SE; it later came to rest in a ditch along the 2600 block of Pomeroy Road SE.

The suspect allegedly fled on an Arlington Transit bus before officers stopped it and took her into custody.

Schumer, Jeffries and national Democratic committees want a judge to stop federal pressure on state election offices before Nov. 3.

Six guitars and basses were swiped overnight in College Park. Sponge borrowed gear from Candlebox to keep its tour rolling.

The 30-year average slipped for the first time since late August, yet rates remain far above last year's 6.19%.

Internal assessments compare Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador favorably to Baltimore, Houston and Memphis, even as denial rates hit 94%.

A seven-month loan lets Homeland Security test a millimeter-wave weapon once rejected for border use back in 2018.

The Bethesda-based defense giant says the 10-year deal could support 317,000 U.S. jobs, though it's not yet a signed contract.

Iran says mines and strikes hit seven tankers overnight as gas prices climb toward $4.27 a gallon nationwide.

About 350 builders hammered nails at once in West Friendship, but Japan's 470-person record stood firm.