Reuters reported that Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia received Pentagon messages urging restraint on anti-Russia statements as Washington pushes a Ukraine peace deal; Colby was one of the officials who delivered a message.

No agency leaders showed up to answer for D.C.'s record overspending as the Council warns of a looming $650 million budget gap.

Ticket counters, restrooms and the food court went dark Thursday, but Amtrak and MARC say train service is continuing.

Developer Mark Sapperstein confirms the Locust Point deal collapsed after a Catholic school's campus plan fell through over costs.

A federal judge again rejected Silver Spring Jewish Center's bid to carry firearms on the walk to Shabbat services, even as worshippers may carry inside.

The Bethesda scoop shop had briefly appeared shut for good this summer before its renovation wrapped up.

Anil Menon and Joshua Kutryk spent over seven hours outside the ISS installing a 60-foot solar array.

A new northern entrance could cut walking times and pave the way for a life-sciences district above North Bethesda Metro.

The Maryland Democrat wants White House and USTR records by November 11, naming Apple's Tim Cook and Rolex's CEO.

ZEBA on 14th Street is shutting down with one last party full of specials this Saturday.

One reader reported seeing five police officers outside Tobacco Palace, where a closure notice appeared in the window — while a Street Lawyer Service medical cannabis dispensary had opened across Connecticut Avenue.

Police say the man suffered blunt-force injuries before EMS rushed him to a hospital. The Major Crash Unit is now investigating.

A new radioligand therapy attacks advanced prostate cancer cell by cell, and Frederick doctors say it can work after just one treatment.