Families from Virginia to Germany describe small rituals and 'go binders' as deployments stretch and the USS Gerald R. Ford heads to Crete for repairs.

Two D.C.-area schools are reconsidering Cesar Chavez's name after a New York Times investigation alleged sexual abuse; officials say committees and public comment will guide any change.

WSSC Water and United Way are offering one-time credits up to $750 to help eligible Prince George's County customers pay past-due water and sewer bills. Funds are limited and allocated first-come, first-served.

MLK Library workshops this week will show a draft future land‑use map and gather resident feedback on housing, jobs and growth.

Specialist Krystofer Lopez, 18, died after a training incident at Letterkenny Army Depot. A viewing and funeral are scheduled March 28 at Biglerville High School.

Dozens of dogs at Prince George's County Animal Services face a 6 p.m. euthanasia deadline Tuesday as the overcrowded shelter scrambles for adopters and fosters.

Cardinal Health’s Kendall Patient Recovery plant in Augusta will shutter in phases, affecting more than 200 jobs as ethylene oxide lawsuits and a federal rule review press the industry.

Two Lawton residents, Garry Swedlund and Don Sullivan, were chosen for Oklahoma Warriors Honor Flight Mission #12 to Washington, D.C., on April 14 to visit national memorials.

An Afghan veteran who fought with U.S. forces died within a day of being taken into ICE custody in Dallas, his family says. Advocates are calling for an independent investigation.

Houston churches are sharply divided over Trump’s mass‑deportation push, with pastors offering shelter and legal help while national leaders cite Scripture for enforcement. Court fights and rapid‑response networks are following close behind.

Vanguard and plan administrators report a record share of workers took hardship 401(k) withdrawals in 2025 even as average balances rose.

Sixteen AAJC staff staged a one‑day walkout in D.C. after 18 months of stalled bargaining, pressing for raises and job protections. Negotiations are set to resume.

Washington Gas filed for an $82.5M increase in base rates; the Maryland PSC has scheduled virtual hearings in March and April.