Miguel Angel Monge Aleman allegedly groped a young tenant while repairing her washing machine at Orchard Glen Apartments.

Warner and Himes say Russia is flooding the midterms with misinformation aimed at Democrats, but found no sign of hacked voting machines.

VIP guests get a buffet and a two-hour beverage package from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., overlapping general-admission doors at noon.

A state audit found Maryland's AG office kept paying a case-management vendor despite missed deliverables, and never sought damages.

A veteran-owned Maryland contractor is laying stone for a new oyster reef in the Hooper Strait Sanctuary, backed by federal infrastructure dollars.

A man was stabbed late Thursday night on Banner Lane NW, and police still have not named a suspect or disclosed a motive.

Another Level Hair Studio has operated for 17 years at the site where Alexandria approved five townhomes, even as three council members voted no.

Edward Krenik says the agency barred him in August after the White House admonished its chairman over his client's complaint.

The Warner Theatre hosts a world premiere pairing classical dancers with live go-go band Black Alley starting October 30.

One suspect allegedly broke into an occupied Northwest Washington home, then an empty one less than three hours later.

The French bistro's first floor burned out Sunday night, and a GoFundMe is helping its staff who are out of work.

The Chinese AI firm's apps are getting purged from federal civilian IT systems, with Homeland Security warning its models could leak data straight to Beijing.

The 3,200-square-foot center on East All Saints Street traces Black history in Frederick back to the 1600s.