A Hillsborough County teen on puberty blockers is among four plaintiffs challenging a new federal Medicaid rule in federal court.

A Department of Energy official visited Phoenix Tailings in Exeter, pressing New England schools to launch mining programs none currently offer.

Halloween in Washington looks mostly sunny and dry, with a high near 63. Warmer temperatures follow before rain chances return Wednesday night.

The fast-casual spot behind Fairfax Station's Greek market is reportedly headed to Reston's 22-acre RTC Next project.

A Loudoun County resident says a data center 150 yards from his door runs generators around the clock. Now voters nationwide weigh in.

The agency photoshopped a Spirit Halloween sign onto its D.C. headquarters as Trump and McMahon push to shut it down for good.

The funding targets transformers and grid gear made in the U.S., with officials pointing to rising electricity costs as the reason for urgency.

Timothy McGhee tutored the girl he met at Washington-Liberty High before their relationship stretched nearly two years, prosecutors say.

Washington approved 500 Patriot interceptors for Ukraine, with funding from Canada, Germany and Norway through JUMPSTART and national funds financed by the European Union's Ukraine Support Loan.

New Haven's registrars told the Justice Department its monitors can't enter polling places under state law ahead of Nov. 3.

Officials won’t name the targets, but say they recruited migrants for caravans now moving through southern Mexico.

A severed line left a St. Louis courthouse without phones for nearly a week. Now Sen. Eric Schmitt wants copper theft treated as a federal offense.

Crews freed him in about eight minutes, but Orange and Silver Line riders faced delays in Arlington.