A woman and her 8-year-old daughter had lived in the 48th Street NW home since June without the owner's permission, neighbors say.

A liquor license filing reveals Wax Room wants a 146-seat tavern with a summer garden inside a 1900 wholesale building on 4th Street NE.

Rep. Eugene Vindman says the plan to broadcast Nidal Hasan's execution was something terrorists and authoritarian regimes do.

A Bellevue Court shooting that began as a ride-to-work favor ended with a Lexington Park husband and wife both convicted of murder.

A class-action suit claims the D.C. jail knew about vermin in inmate food. One man says he bit into a dead baby mouse.

Light rain and gusty winds kick off a chilly Saturday in Washington, with temperatures plunging into the 30s overnight. Sunny, milder weather returns next week.

Tina Peters, whose state conviction Trump’s pardon did not erase, is now urging Commerce Department action on election equipment as nursing home voting rules tighten nationwide.

The Vermont Avenue museum reopened with 200-plus new artifacts and a courtyard entrance built for accessibility.

Structural steel and masonry are going up at MLK Elementary in Congress Heights as construction continues on the campus modernization.

A Metro Transit Police officer pursued a potential suspect on foot after roughly four shots rang out near Dupont Circle at rush hour.

New “coming soon” signs have gone up at 440 K Street NW, where A Baked Joint once anchored the block.

A proposed D.C. law targets AI house-fishing after a purported local listing showed a view of New York City skyline instead.

Crash reconstruction detectives swarmed South George Mason Drive after a woman was critically injured crossing in Bailey's Crossroads.