Sayed Mohammad Hamed Shams was pronounced dead at the scene after his Corolla struck a parked, unoccupied tractor-trailer on Hansen Farm Road.

Abu Zubaydah, waterboarded 83 times and blinded in one eye, asked a panel for release. No ruling came.

A brick, a map, a lone street sign — Library of Congress artifacts are among the few physical traces of Luboml, a Jewish town of 4,000 whose Jewish population was subjected to killings over a week in October 1942.

Police locked down Markham Lane in Landover after a woman was shot and hospitalized with serious injuries.

Wunder Garten's free NoMa bash runs nearly four weeks, with steinholding contests every weekend.

Columbia Woodworking says its new Maryland facility can now handle larger commercial projects up and down the East Coast.

A new directive affecting 1,800 migrant kids in federal custody has advocates warning some trafficking victims could be deported before getting help.

None of the five companies has been convicted, but inspectors found patients missing care as tax liens piled up.

A footprint near the shore sent divers into Lake Anna, where Craig Leslie Denbrook, 73, was found dead hours after he vanished.

Criminal filings jumped from 7,000 to 18,000 in two years, and D.C.'s court leader says the clearance rate has cratered to 60%.

Patrice Cleary's smash burger brand is taking over the former Bar Pilar space at 14th and T, with a Capital One Arena kiosk right behind it.

Police say two armed men forced a driver out of his car Monday morning, then vanished on a green scooter.

Long Dark House shares its King Street storefront with a chocolate shop and has had difficulty keeping books on its shelves.