The offer arrives as the White House stays silent on funding, submission rules and oversight for the reward.

Federal prosecutors accuse the former FBI director of leaking classified details to a New York Times reporter a decade ago.

National Geographic's sold-out Explorers Table pairs bat research with a four-course Mexican menu in DC on Friday.

Two Testudo Times editors were questioned by campus police near the football facility days after Mike Locksley’s exit.

A 53-page report names five women accusing Trump of rape or assault tied to Epstein. The White House calls it baseless.

The Italian spot in the old TenPenh space is shutting down this week as parent company Fireman Hospitality Group works through bankruptcy.

The short-lived White Oak grocery store is getting carved up for new tenants, with construction expected to start this winter.

A fresh New York Times/Siena poll shows 45% of Democratic voters still undecided, while JD Vance tops the Republican field at 33%.

The Olde Towne project replaces a 1958 estate-turned-office building the city has outgrown for decades.

AHF's third D.C. location opens November 17 near six LGBTQ bars on U Street, offering free condoms and walk-in testing.

The crash near Giant Food in Kings Park West adds to a brutal year on Fairfax County roads, where pedestrian deaths keep climbing.

Nan Xiang is bringing its famed xiao long bao to Howard County after debuts in Bethesda and National Harbor.

From Hanlon Park to Pigtown, generations of Baltimore children were warned to avoid a hatchet-wielding figure in bunny ears.