Jazmin Wooten-Mitchell, 31, was killed the day after a fatal vehicle crash involving Larry Johnson. Prosecutors called the shooting self-defense.

Long Dark House shares its King Street storefront with a chocolate shop and has had difficulty keeping books on its shelves.

A new global report says American rule of law and elections are eroding fastest of any established democracy — with ripple effects worldwide.

Greenbelt scientists lost a $6 million antenna chamber and had to pack labs as if they'd never build again.

A Washington judge tossed the forums' lawsuit, but left a £520,000 UK fine collision unresolved for later.

Jeriel Martin faces up to 60 years after a jury convicted him in Jamar Jenifer's 2024 shooting death in downtown Silver Spring.

Nicole Saphier would be America's first surgeon general since January 2025, but her vaccine views drew sharp Senate questions Wednesday.

A man was shot on 19th Avenue in Adelphi and later died at a hospital as police closed the block overnight.

The new dessert spot fills a Leesburg Pike building once home to Joe's Place Pizza and Pasta for over two decades.

Molina-Zepeda's immigration proceedings were dismissed by the Department of Homeland Security in October 2023.

Backup generators at a Leesburg data center produced roughly 102 tons of nitrogen oxides during the year ending October 3, 2025, state regulators say.

Nearly 70% of the Cheverly bottling plant's workforce is gone, and Maryland's 60-day notice law may not have been followed.

Seven Republicans broke ranks as the war nears seven months and costs climb past $38 billion.