A federal judge compared the no-bond policy to WWII internment as the 4th Circuit became the ninth court to strike it down.

Electra's yellow EL2 prototype landed on a Sandston drag strip, part of a federal push to test short-hop electric flight across Virginia.

A man died in a daylight shooting on January Drive in White Oak — the same block where someone was wounded by gunfire in June.

Nearly 40 states are sending families to Capitol Hill this month, many carrying photos of loved ones lost to fentanyl.

Karyann Parkinson faces a seven-year child abuse registry listing over her son's short walk to a Ford's Colony pond.

Bernard Massey, 56, died five days after running between a school bus and a sedan into a Tesla's path in Northwest D.C.

Union chief Gregg Pemberton says MPD still won't say what its Flock cameras can actually do. The denied grievance now goes to arbitration.

A new DHS proposal would end the 60-day grace period for laid-off H-1B workers.

A 55-year-old Stafford man was arrested after allegedly following a driver and brandishing a gun near Fox Chase Boulevard.

A melted-chocolate candy dispenser from the Pentagon and Flight 93 seat belts sit on open tables in D.C. as Secretary Lonnie Bunch prepares to step down.

The Southwest D.C. gallery's new show wraps visitors in a 280-degree ocean world, with tickets starting at $26.

The Nashville event drew leaders from Dartmouth, UT Austin, Kentucky and Alabama as lawmakers vowed new oversight of universities.

The 1922 Carnegie library now sits atop a hidden basement, with a restored glass laylight glowing overhead in Capitol Hill.