A new bill would replace the 10-year identity coverage set to expire this fall with lifetime monitoring for OPM breach victims.

Three men fled in a stolen green Ford Escape after attacking a driver on F Street SE, and police are offering a $10,000 reward for tips.

The man who shot President Reagan in 1981 says his obsession with Jodie Foster is no longer a priority — but he still hopes she's doing well.

Urban One's ONE Yard tour lands at Bowie State on August 27 and Clark Atlanta on September 2, mixing gaming, wellness and career booths.

Police say a suspect shattered a storefront window around 2:40 a.m. on Georgia Avenue and grabbed items before running off.

A federal judge dismissed Lulu Liu's visa lawsuit tied to Staten Island's failed New York Wheel, while her co-plaintiff's case moves forward.

Washington now owns a slice of seven AI chip startups, with GlobalFoundries becoming the only firm to land two separate federal equity deals.

Overnight lows, not scorching afternoons, drove the record — a warning sign scientists call unmistakable evidence of climate change.

John Aaron Gass, 35, admitted to abusing a student he met outside school, entering her bedroom through a window.

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.