Washington will heat up to around 95 degrees Monday before thunderstorms arrive during the afternoon and evening. Damaging winds and heavy downpours are possible.

A D.C. judge let a mother and daughter hide their names in a lawsuit alleging Iranian agents broke her nose and stalked the girl at school.

Michael Ralph Collins had been out of custody less than two weeks before police caught him fleeing with a loaded Ruger .45.

One suspect rode a scooter into the store before allegedly flashing what the clerk believed was a gun in his waistband.

Nineteen Republicans crossed the aisle to back Biden's infrastructure push, but the bill's House journey was far from over.

Lawmakers and families who say guardianship left them isolated and exploited watched The Bad Guardian together on Capitol Hill.

The suit says federal stonewalling has stalled AG Raúl Torrez's probe into Epstein's old Zorro Ranch near Santa Fe.

Ward 2's Brooke Pinto praised the ribbon-cutting, but most of Logan Circle stays fenced off with newly browning sod.

A church rally, Capitol arrests and a national march campaign put the SAVE Act fight back in Washington’s streets.

A Damascus-inspired shawarma restaurant is taking over the former Mola Empanada space in Adams Morgan. The opening date is still under wraps.

After 7 is bringing its signature R&B sound to Bethesda Theater for two performances this weekend.

Three men were allegedly held at gunpoint at Shaw Skate Park, but the suspect fled empty-handed in a gray Lexus.

A DCPS summer-learning registration app may have exposed student IDs, birth dates and family contact information. The district says no misuse has been detected.