A Fifth Circuit panel says the FCC illegally handed control of its subsidy fund to a private nonprofit in 1997.

A Sunday morning assault and robbery at a Northeast DC store has police leaning on security footage to track down the attacker.

A Stokes basket and rope rigging freed the worker from scaffolding in Barnaby Woods. He was taken to a hospital for treatment.

A man was hospitalized after gunfire erupted near the Deanwood Metro footbridge, on a block with a history of shootings.

Sarah Jean Thompson, 83, died after a BMW struck her car at Dale Boulevard and Kingsman Road. Two others, including a teen driver, were hospitalized.

Two 19-year-olds suffered non-life-threatening cuts after a late-night stabbing that may have started miles away in Bryans Road.

A vehicle fell off the Charleston interstate split and caught fire Thursday, killing two and leaving a third person hospitalized.

Federal regulators say Tristar Products refused to recall the pressure cookers despite two dozen burn reports.

The plaintiffs say they never volunteered for the Trump probe — they were simply assigned to it.

The 1914 monument, pulled down in 2023, will be renamed for its sculptor Moses Ezekiel and get new context signage.

A Fort Drum battalion is training in Panama's jungle before moving on to Colombia and Honduras, part of a widening counter-cartel campaign.

The Justice Department says it caught the alleged mastermind behind a $40 million ATM malware scheme targeting U.S. banks.

Georgia Avenue's usual parade is skipped this year, but Yardfest, a Morehouse showdown and a gospel concert still pack Howard's campus.