Staff Sgt. Lamar Riddick beat out 150 applicants to become the Army's first hip-hop artist, blending rap with a 65-member concert band.

Two males believed to be 16 to 18 took a Honda at gunpoint near Prospect Street. A white Tesla trailed the stolen car afterward.

A judge blocked the Bureau of Prisons policy in August, and an appeals court refused to pause that order.

The Rockville Greek institution closes December 31, but 80 percent of its menu is heading to Cabin John Village.

Rep. Lauren Underwood's bill would open VA safety training to family caregivers, not just staff. It arrives during Suicide Prevention Awareness Month.

MilePost 7 will replace beloved Gambian eatery Mansa Kunda on Flower Avenue, complete with a built-in ice cream and candy shop.

Commanders teammates surrounded Leo Chenal on the field as the crowd chanted his name during the scary stoppage.

Roughly 50 firefighters battled the basement blaze at Woodridge Place; the woman suffered life-threatening burns and smoke inhalation.

Del Ray now has two record shops within a one-minute walk after Crooked Beat's flood-forced move to Mount Vernon Avenue.

A Georgia builder pitched flatbed-ready homes as HUD's annual showcase tackled a housing crisis pricing out 40-year-old first-time buyers.

Arlington won't fund vehicle-noise cameras this year, even as Fairfax County preps a 2027 pilot on Tysons and Hybla Valley roads.

The AI startup, formerly Go Abacus, says it now processes 12.5 million queries a day for over 200 regulated clients.

Regulars say the fish tasted even better on their way out the door at this D.C. neighborhood favorite.