The crosswalk's eastern-side beacon was knocked out in an August crash, while the western-side beacon remained operational; the missing beacon was due back by mid-November.

Smoke BBQ served its last brisket and ribs Sunday after 14 years on Cordell Avenue.

K9 Taylor is now sniffing for accelerants after a $3.5 million blaze leveled 27 vehicles in Waldorf before dawn Sunday.

The cat socialized with neighbors and other pets before testing positive in Gainesville. Four more cats are now under watch.

The Tidal Basin is the setting for D.C.’s Making Strides walk, and federal data rank D.C. highest among states and territories for female breast cancer mortality.

His own son called 911. The shooter, allegedly a woman the victim had argued with, remained at large in La Plata.

A new bakery is reportedly headed for the old Kung Fu Tea spot at Dulles Landing, near Walmart and HomeGoods.

A class-action suit claims the D.C. jail knew about vermin in inmate food. One man says he bit into a dead baby mouse.

Bidding opens Monday for the 1871 office building near Camden Yards — its second auction in two years.

Konstantin Sokolov controls Armenia's top mobile carrier and a copper mine once owned by a sanctioned Russian bank — now he oversees U.S. investment there.

Robin Ficker abandoned his federal challenge after a judge wouldn't block Gaithersburg's sign rules before the November election.

A San Francisco vocalist steps into Karen Carpenter's shoes for one night at the National Theatre, backed by a full band and the duo's biggest hits.

A San Diego judge says up to 55,000 applicants worldwide may enter the lottery, though registration had not opened as of October 16.