Dukem will serve its last meal Saturday, November 7, closing a U Street fixture founded in 1997.

Adam Kinzinger wagered on Kalshi on whether he would be pardoned and whether Biden would issue preemptive pardons — and walked away $823 richer. Now federal regulators want answers.

Commerce officials are limiting parts shipped to COMAC and weighing a rule targeting landing gear, sources tell Reuters.

The Ban Flock Act would let Americans sue the federal government over license plate surveillance, as police misuse scandals mount nationwide.

The first woman to lead the Episcopal Diocese of Washington is starting a two-year transition before stepping down in 2028.

Florida Sen. Ashley Moody wanted a permanent fraud-fighting unit at the DOJ. Senate Democrats stopped it cold this week.

Rodrigo plays two sold-out nights downtown, and fans are encouraged to plan their trips ahead.

Chad Williams led the West North Avenue Development Authority since 2022. The board gave no reason for his ouster, saying new leadership is coming soon.

Nine new judges — from ex-prosecutors to a federal fraud attorney — will soon sit on Baltimore and Montgomery County benches.

A new plaintiff claims former Candlewood Elementary teacher Daniel Picca groomed him as a second-grader in Rockville decades before his 2011 firing.

Prosecutors say Maliktra Derenorcourt and Philippe Oliver Gadie even sold apartment access for a cut of the lease value.

DowntownDC is seeking design firms to develop concepts for seven tiny, overlooked parks, with final concepts due in April 2027.

Veterans Park at Ball's Bluff took 25 years to open after Leesburg bought the land in 2001 for $2 million.