Three Democratic lawmakers say Kirkland & Ellis is stonewalling on records tied to its 2025 Trump agreement and trade-deal work.

A San Francisco vocalist steps into Karen Carpenter's shoes for one night at the National Theatre, backed by a full band and the duo's biggest hits.

Carl Hammer worked at NIH for 40 years before retiring in 2017. Prosecutors capped his prison exposure at four years.

Friday's cold front could trigger the year's biggest bird flight over D.C., with robins and warblers already peaking.

A San Diego judge says up to 55,000 applicants worldwide may enter the lottery, though registration had not opened as of October 16.

Luis Antonio Alejandro-Ramos served no prison time despite a felony conviction before ICE detained him this fall.

Kent Farrington and Olympic medalists headline the 68th Washington International Horse Show, with free daytime admission all week in Prince George's County.

Washington, D.C., starts Friday foggy and damp before heating up to 83 degrees. Storms and a sharp cold front arrive by evening.

Police say the men threw rocks at a Ballston business before one struck the confronting employee with a sharp object.

Scott Smith is off the job with no explanation while boxes of documents leave the Germantown school.

Titus Mayo, 22, got 12 months of probation after a March pursuit that injured an MPD detective and crossed three jurisdictions.

James McQueary, 9, disappeared with his best friend in 1964. His sister is still pushing Fairfax police for closure.

At Cleveland Elementary, coworkers hauled a wheelchair-using teacher upstairs by hand. Council members now want answers from DGS.