Thirty-one dogs, two birds and a box turtle were pulled from a Huntingtown property with no electricity and rotting floors.

No one was hurt after a chain-reaction crash blew a pickup through a vacant building's wall near Davenport and 42nd Streets NW.

Mayor Bowser says 20 first-time vendors will join the F Street market as a roller rink lands at the National Building Museum.

Gov. Wes Moore unveiled the funding in Frederick, where it will fuel nutrition, recreation and family health programs.

Garrett’s Law, named for Mullin constituent Garrett Edwards, would put high-powered airguns under ATF oversight.

August's PCE data shows prices still running hot, with mortgage rates now topping 7% nationwide.

A man was hospitalized after a late-night shooting on the same Southeast D.C. block that saw a fatal shooting in April and a teen shot earlier this month.

Police say the white Dodge van driver will face charges after the gaming rifle turned out to be fake.

A new federal audit flags 269 flawed Afghan asylum files, but advocates say biometric checks caught what paperwork missed.

Regional giants like U.S. Bancorp and Truist could dodge stricter rules as the Fed eyes a $960 billion cutoff.

About 16,818 wooden dressers sold in the United States can tip over and trap children, and one incident has already been reported.

AboutTwoWeeks.com stitches together 60-plus clips of Trump predicting a quick Iran war end that never came.

The West End spot sat empty for nearly two years before Umi's $150,000 makeover brought snow crab, sushi and tabletop hot pot to King Street.