Arlington says a 161-year-old felony law bars armed federal agents from its 54 precincts as early voting continues.

Key Bridge and Memorial Bridge close for nearly 10 hours Sunday as the 51st race winds through Arlington and D.C.

State audits found millions in childcare overpayments statewide, but Maryland regulators chose not to chase down most of it.

The agency added 17 million missing death dates and fixed citizenship data on tens of millions of accounts.

Exyn Technologies will bring its GPS-free mapping tech to a federal mine-scanning project led by Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

A D.C. bill would legalize online blackjack and slots while banning the sweepstakes sites regulators say number over 20 in the District.

A grieving mother told Baltimore officials her daughter's AI chatbot posed as her therapist before her 2025 suicide.

A state audit found Maryland's AG office kept paying a case-management vendor despite missed deliverables, and never sought damages.

A Chipotle near Shaw's 9:30 Club reportedly opens Wednesday at 10:45 a.m. — months after an earlier August debut was announced.

The Zombie Walk returns to downtown Silver Spring on Oct. 24. A zombie gathering begins at Quarry House Tavern at 7 p.m., followed by a costume contest at 8 p.m.

A new UN report finds the U.S. was the only major economy whose pollution rose sharply in 2025 — and it's tied with Russia for worst per-capita emissions.

A veteran-owned Maryland contractor is laying stone for a new oyster reef in the Hooper Strait Sanctuary, backed by federal infrastructure dollars.

Crust & Crumb has taken over the old Roy Rogers at 718 Rockville Pike, pouring taro milk tea and shaved ice where burgers once ruled.