A federal judge ruled the Trump administration's teacher-training grant cuts broke the law, siding with eight Democratic-led states.

Kennedy's keynote at a Children's Health Defense conference came as measles deaths hit a three-decade high nationwide.

Sayed Mohammad Hamed Shams was pronounced dead at the scene after his Corolla struck a parked, unoccupied tractor-trailer on Hansen Farm Road.

The Babe Cave's ceiling caved in when a car hit the salon — and its owner says a long-requested guardrail wasn't approved in time.

A jury rejected Wali Shabazz's self-defense claim in the fatal stabbing of Martin Gross Jr. before a D.C. United match.

Deputies say Erfan Behnam was covered in blood and dog hair when they found him near his disabled car on Hollow Road.

Friday stays warm and mostly dry in Washington, but cooler air arrives Saturday before showers and thunderstorms return Sunday.

Skip the tropical milkweed: experts warn it can spread disease and derail monarchs' trip to Mexico's forests.

Vera Nyiawung padded call times and recycled patient notes, costing Medicaid over $550,000, prosecutors say.

A suspect grabbed cartons of Newports at a Potomac Yard Exxon, then sprayed a clerk before fleeing. Police are still investigating the case.

A camera caught the suspect fleeing a Half Street SW home after the early morning attack. Police are offering a reward for tips.

A pending DOL settlement over web-tracking app users as fake employees could reshape health coverage nationwide, critics warn.

Abu Zubaydah, waterboarded 83 times and blinded in one eye, asked a panel for release. No ruling came.