Thirty-five state attorneys general want the federal hemp crackdown to arrive on time. A Senate funding plan could buy the industry one extra month.

A Flood Watch covers D.C. through Wednesday morning as heavy rain and flash flooding threaten the region. Hotter weather arrives Thursday, with the heat index possibly reaching 103.

A church rally, Capitol arrests and a national march campaign put the SAVE Act fight back in Washington’s streets.

A Maryland man and three D.C. residents were convicted after an alleged gang shooting killed an unaffiliated man walking through Southeast Washington.

The FTC is probing a proposed $3.5 billion merger between Cencora's MWI Animal Health and Covetrus, with veterinary software and product access in focus.

A roof fire sent thick black smoke over Southeast D.C. Tuesday as flames reached nearby buildings.

A man was killed in a predawn shooting near Meridian Hill Park as MPD opened a homicide investigation. The city's preliminary homicide count stood at 63 before the shooting.

A divided D.C. appeals court says the Trump administration improperly killed Biden's multibillion-dollar green bank. The funding fight may now head to the Supreme Court.

A Damascus-inspired shawarma restaurant is taking over the former Mola Empanada space in Adams Morgan. The opening date is still under wraps.

A black bear was reportedly spotted near a trail in Upper Northwest DC, prompting warnings for residents and dog walkers.

The Hirshhorn’s long-closed sculpture garden will reopen Oct. 31 with nearly twice as much art, improved access and a performance-ready water feature.

Genika Cafe is nearing its Shaw debut with specialty coffee by day and beer, wine and cocktails at night. The opening date is still under wraps.

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin is under fire from MAGA hardliners after calling for immigration reform and visa changes to address labor shortages.