Police say the killing on K Street NE is domestic in nature, part of a troubling D.C. trend even as citywide homicides fall.

Prosecutors say a former sergeant alone pocketed over $174,000 in fraudulent overtime while allegedly out of the country.

A federal appeals panel says fear of raids cut attendance at one church's ESL classes by 66%, backing a shield for 1,700 worship sites.

Reservations are open for D.C.'s Pay What You Can Day, when two of the city's top-rated kitchens will serve full menus for whatever guests choose to pay.

The 1941 drill hall could pass to city control by year's end, but the federal government would keep the land underneath it.

Rock Creek Park's historic stage hosts live music again this week, with organizers calling it a first step toward full restoration.

Riley English turned herself in at the Capitol with two homemade firebombs after switching targets at the last minute.

Melania Trump joins the president for the ceremonial lap before green flag drops at 1 p.m. on the Mall.

Jude Coke's crew was the only civilian team allowed near the burning Pentagon in 2001, and she kept the tapes for decades.

A D.C. appeals court sided with the EPA against seven business groups, keeping billions in forever-chemical cleanup costs off taxpayers.

D.C. heats up to 90 degrees Wednesday before thunderstorms return Thursday. Storm chances continue through Saturday, with drier weather arriving Sunday.

David Stuart would have turned 32 this month. His sister says the not-knowing has never gotten easier.

Vanessa Bonaparte turned down a 5-to-10-year plea offer before her trial in Dwayne Boyd's 2024 stabbing death.