Zion Mitchell, 21, allegedly drew his pistol on a fellow soldier in a parked van near H Street NE — now he's in DC Jail awaiting trial.

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham says the state's name is not up for debate after Trump's Labor Day map posts.

A new NBC News poll shows Republicans' “strong approval” of Trump cratering below 50% for the first time.

Little Italy N.Y. Pizza Kitchen opens Wednesday at Market Square in Frederick, bringing a new Italian dining option to the area.

The victim drove herself to the hospital after a stabbing near South Capitol and I streets SE. Police are still searching for two suspects.

Over 55 Sarasota performers showed Washington crowds the physics, costumes, and craft behind every circus act.

Aria Restaurant Grill and Kabob opens on Hungerford Drive with a four-day, 30% off celebration starting September 11.

New rules push country-of-origin labeling and let small ranchers sell beef directly, bypassing giant meatpackers.

Rival Satmar leaders from Kiryas Joel and Williamsburg spoke face to face for the first time in decades during a rare White House visit.

The measure ties federal student aid to a pledge against boycotting Israel, but the Senate path is murky.

Jonathan Young Jr. was the pickup's only occupant when he struck a disabled tractor-trailer parked in a merge lane near Route 67.

Officers found the man unresponsive during severe weather; police have not said whether there were any signs of foul play.

One Street Commercial Properties is turning the old Legal Services Corp. building at 3333 K St. NW into 22 condos, retail, and a rooftop pool.