A man was rushed to the hospital after gunfire hit R Street SE early Sunday, the second shooting on the block in just a week.

A snow-delayed parade finally rolled through D.C.’s Chinatown, with Rep. Troy Carter leading the beads-and-brass procession to Anthem Row.

Local government education alone shed 50,000 jobs as May and June figures were slashed by 103,000 combined.

Camp Grayling, Michigan, hosted the announcement as a California startup becomes the program's first test case with a new cruise missile.

A man is expected to recover after a stabbing on the same Shaw block where an officer was slashed last year.

Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond says the ruling could expose state officials to prison over legislative disputes.

Washington regulators say ISS's shift into corporate consulting broke the terms of its 1987 antitrust clearance.

The Waldorf, Maryland Metro operator forged doctors' signatures to fake injuries for years, prosecutors say.

Bao Li marked his second D.C. birthday by devouring a shark-shaped frozen cake as fans cheered him on.

A man was killed in a predawn shooting near Meridian Hill Park as MPD opened a homicide investigation. The city's preliminary homicide count stood at 63 before the shooting.

The Hirshhorn’s long-closed sculpture garden will reopen Oct. 31 with nearly twice as much art, improved access and a performance-ready water feature.

D.C. will start Tuesday with sunshine and an 87-degree high before storms arrive overnight with a localized flooding concern.

An FBI counterintelligence supervisor is accused of moving nearly $1 million in cryptocurrency into his personal wallet. Investigators say the blockchain trail led back to him.