A 1970 provision bars the D.C. delegate from holding another paid public office, and the Democratic nominee's team is weighing its options.

The system campaigns use for 24- and 48-hour spending reports has been down since Monday night, with no official word on why.

The lone Democrat leading a Trump-era agency reportedly drew criticism from DSA organizers over her friendly ties to Republicans.

The new track comes courtesy of a joint Commanders and NFL Foundation grant touching three DMV schools, D.C.'s Woodson among them.

A U.S. Park Police chase that began on Suitland Parkway ended with a crash into the median on Indian Head Highway.

Contractors tied to Naval Surface Warfare Center Indian Head are staffing up fast, with a job fair scheduled for October 21 where organizers expected 400 pre-vetted applicants.

Two men were hospitalized after a domestic-related shooting on Astoria Circle, and police say the suspect knew one victim.

The offer arrives as the White House stays silent on funding, submission rules and oversight for the reward.

National Geographic's sold-out Explorers Table pairs bat research with a four-course Mexican menu in DC on Friday.

The Italian spot in the old TenPenh space is shutting down this week as parent company Fireman Hospitality Group works through bankruptcy.

Nearly 30,000 complaints piled up before regulators sued the discount chain, alleging it knew about the pricing problem for years.

After 20 years coaching D.C. kids, Amaury Monsalve sits in a Louisiana ICE facility while his family awaits a November 3 hearing.

The opposition leader had tried seven times to re-enter Venezuela before finally making it home Sunday.