Hall Pass, a limited-time beer hall from the teams behind Sauf Haus and Clarendon Ballroom, opens March 19 in Chinatown with 16 taps and a pretzel-heavy menu. The popup is designed for pre-game crowds near Capital One Arena.

MPD is searching for a woman seen with a brown blanket after a stabbing around 6:02 a.m. March 9 in the 1900 block of Fenwick Street NE.

D.C. police are searching for a black Infiniti tied to a March 6 shooting on Webster Street NE. Two juvenile suspects were seen leaving the scene in a G37S, police say.

Bowie State's BSU Bold campaign closed with more than $128 million, far surpassing its $50 million goal. The funds will expand scholarships and tech-focused programs.

Kaevon Sutton pleaded guilty to federal kidnapping after prosecutors say he and accomplices forced two people into their cars at gunpoint and left them in Maryland woods.

Two men remain at large after a March 9 robbery on the 1200 block of Girard Street NW. Police say they fled in a silver Hyundai Accent with Maryland plates.

Federal probes into banks' AI hiring tools raise questions about bias in résumé screeners. Here’s what researchers and regulators are watching and how applicants can respond.

D.C. police released surveillance images and are offering a reward after a March 4 robbery on Half Street SE in which a suspect demanded the victim’s phone password.

A Raleigh firefighter was released from the hospital after breaking his arm during a forceful removal from a Senate hearing; charges have been filed and local leaders are reviewing the case.

Local disaster-relief groups say federal reimbursements have been stalled since early summer 2025, forcing them to rely on donations and volunteers. Theyhope a DHS leadership change will speed approvals.

A coalition of tech researchers sued in D.C., arguing a visa policy singles out foreign experts who study social media and chills vital research.

CMS chief Mehmet Oz warned ACA enrollment may be inflated and backed new verification rules, while the administration cites estimates of millions of improper enrollments.

Voters in Georgia’s 14th head to the polls March 10 to replace Marjorie Taylor Greene. Trump-backed Clay Fuller, Colton Moore and Democrat Shawn Harris are the top names to watch.