Sen. Dick Durbin is convening a Washington forum on alleged medical failures, deaths and oversight gaps in ICE detention.

A 16-year-old boy is recovering after police say two people assaulted and stabbed him in Southeast D.C. Investigators are asking for tips.

A man died after an early morning crash on Okie Street NE as D.C. police investigate and seek information from the public.

An Arlington-based D.C. National Guard major pleaded guilty after prosecutors described a fake divorce, two weddings and $54,000 in alleged government theft.

A Hollywood man is accused of using Discord to entice a 14-year-old girl in Washington, D.C. The FBI says digital records tied the account to his home.

A half-vacant Farragut Square office tower is getting a $26 million makeover bet from two local investors.

Four tiny paint panels could trigger a much bigger fight over Washington’s most protected federal landmarks.

Brookland’s 353-unit Rowan has sold for $84.5 million to Irvine-based Trinity Property Consultants, marking the firm’s apparent first D.C. acquisition.

Rep. Kevin Mullin's new bill would require AV companies to run 24/7 hotlines and written emergency protocols, the San Francisco Fire Department said.

A new federal bill would require HVAC, temperature monitoring and oversight in Bureau of Prisons facilities after reports of deadly heat.

Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch told PBS's "Firing Line" the claim that America was founded as a Christian nation is "demonstrably false." His comments put a conservative justice at odds with administration rhetoric.

The administration plans to drop a temporary Part D subsidy that helped cap premiums. GAO and KFF data show some beneficiaries could see higher monthly costs next year.

Curtis Mead's Boston debut ended after two at-bats when a pitch hit his wrist. The newest Red Sox bat is reportedly headed to the injured list with a fracture.