Jamari Brighthaupt ditched his crashed car and ran before D.C. police caught him near North Capitol Street NW.

Sunny skies and a high near 84 set up a pleasant Sunday in D.C. Dry weather lasts through Tuesday before humidity and storm chances return.

Doors, outlets and missing supplies still dog the Kenilworth swing site as Ward 7 families brace for Monday's opening.

The chain lands at The Shay on October 14, replacing a Black-owned Southern comfort spot that closed after a 2024 fundraising push.

Exterior signage is up at 3228 Wisconsin Ave NW, but the Belgian beer garden still hasn't set an opening date.

A wet Saturday could bring heavy downpours and isolated flash flooding to D.C. Then the skies clear before summer heat returns midweek.

Heather Penney says she and Marc Sasseville were ready to crash their F-16s into Flight 93 to save the Capitol — but passengers beat them to it.

The 90-day plan targets ground beef sold 25% below market price, but ranchers warn it won't fix the herd shortage.

Regulators say 191 failures hit GM V8s built after the original recall cutoff, raising doubts about the fix itself.

Officers shut three Capitol Hill streets and closed checkpoints after finding the vehicle near D Street NE headquarters Friday morning.

A jury found Jamaya Burch guilty of manslaughter after James Lynt was struck by a train fleeing an unprovoked attack at Potomac Yard.

Ben's Chili Bowl and Shrimp Boat Plaza are among the sites getting fresh murals honoring local legends this summer.

Around 300 motorcyclists left Gettysburg for a three-state trek honoring first responders and 9/11 victims.