Washington now owns a slice of seven AI chip startups, with GlobalFoundries becoming the only firm to land two separate federal equity deals.

Federal regulators rejected Tesla's argument that zero complaints meant the glare was harmless — this fix needs a service visit, not a software patch.

Three-course dinners run as low as $40 while some spots throw in cocktail pairings across D.C., Maryland and Virginia.

Overnight lows, not scorching afternoons, drove the record — a warning sign scientists call unmistakable evidence of climate change.

The sock brand's Wisconsin Avenue store, opening this month, will be Bombas' largest yet and hand out free crab-print socks to early shoppers.

Six motorcyclists have died on DC streets this year as Congress moves to strip away the District's helmet mandate.

John Aaron Gass, 35, admitted to abusing a student he met outside school, entering her bedroom through a window.

Reagan National’s circular Banjo gates are set for demolition as part of a rebuild expected to run into 2032.

Coffee is up 35% and ground beef 23% since January 2025, even as the White House insists costs are dropping fast.

Washington will heat up to around 95 degrees Monday before thunderstorms arrive during the afternoon and evening. Damaging winds and heavy downpours are possible.

A man was rushed to the hospital after gunfire hit R Street SE early Sunday, the second shooting on the block in just a week.

A woman was pronounced dead at the scene near 11th Street SE. Police have not released her name as they search for a silver sedan.

A D.C. judge ruled the Energy Department cannot force requesters to re-confirm interest in old FOIA files or lose them entirely.