Queen of Hearts, an AI that reads ECGs, just won FDA clearance after cutting false catheterization lab calls from 42% to under 8%.

The new Streaming Access and Choice Alliance defends paywalled games as regulators and lawmakers push back on rising costs.

A round of ammunition hit the floor after a teen allegedly pulled a gun from a crossbody bag in a New Hampshire Avenue building. He's still on the loose.

Trump agreed to let state attorneys general sue crypto exchanges, clearing a hurdle before Tuesday's Senate vote.

New sidewalks and crosswalks now line McComas Avenue in Wheaton, right beside Stephen Knolls School's medically fragile students.

Brian Christopher Tilley's boat was found empty in Montross, Virginia, days before crabbers spotted his body tangled in pot lines near Leonardtown.

A Baltimore County judge ordered home detention, not prison, for the driver who ran a red light and killed Jordan Sachs and his dog Archie.

City leaders are weighing safety upgrades while worrying that losing metered spots near the courthouse and post office will hurt downtown businesses.

A neighbor's 911 call sent 75 firefighters racing to a burning Oakmont home Monday, but a family dog didn't survive.

A second suspect is now behind bars in the June shooting death of 18-year-old Michael Sakyi Jr. in Manassas.

Washington gets a sunny, comfortable Tuesday before temperatures climb into the upper 80s and storm chances return Friday.

A federal watchdog says the FAA's rushed air traffic control rebuild is short on cash and has no schedule for the hardest part yet to come.

A federal judge in Boston paused the rule days before it would have hit doctoral students hardest. Massachusetts could have lost $284 million.