D.C. Fire crews used a ground ladder and rescue basket to bring the injured worker off North Portico scaffolding Monday.

A man suffered life-threatening injuries in a domestic stabbing on Parkwood Court, and police have detained a teenager and a woman.

Family and neighbors released doves at 18th and Minnesota Avenue SE, marking three years without an arrest in Brandon Gant's murder.

Air Products, Axcelis, Corning and Pacifico Energy signed on in Washington, tying gas, glass and wind power to Pyeongtaek's mega-cluster.

Investigators pressed Joint Staff officers on missile stockpile leaks, while dozens more at CENTCOM faced the same lie-detector questions.

Rula Jebreal apologized after calling Hakeem Jeffries a monkey and errand boy over his AIPAC ties. The Congressional Black Caucus says no explanation changes that.

Chinese shipping giant COSCO calls US spying claims totally unfounded, days before Xi Jinping is expected in Washington.

Crews responded to two North Summit Avenue buildings Saturday after high CO readings sent multiple residents to the hospital.

Gaithersburg neighbors packed a meeting warning that closing the Dickerson incinerator could bring heavy truck traffic to Shady Grove.

Restaurants and bars drove the surge as revised data erased fears of a summer job slump nationwide.

Police say the Manassas man cornered his 63-year-old customer before leaving the Yountville Drive home. He's now held without bond.

A driver went off the road near Twin Brook Lane and caught fire; deputies now want to talk to the black SUV driver who pulled the driver out.

Surveillance footage shows a man tearing a board from the door at Luke's Lobster before going after the safe. Police in D.C. are offering a $1,000 reward for tips.