D.C.'s rowhouse stoops turn into stages this fall, with Capitol Hill's first-ever PorchFest joining Adams Morgan's long-running crawl.

Matthew Randall Gigot, once a Maryland attorney, must register as a sex offender for life after federal agents found hidden accounts during a January search.

The Police Complaints Board says one stop dragged on over an hour while officers waited on a K-9 sweep.

Police say the white Dodge van driver will face charges after the gaming rifle turned out to be fake.

A new federal audit flags 269 flawed Afghan asylum files, but advocates say biometric checks caught what paperwork missed.

Peter Sullivan, 24, allegedly shattered a parked car's rear windshield with bottles tossed from a residential balcony in Arlington.

Police say the shooting near Mount Vernon Plaza was isolated, but the suspect fled and remains at large.

Polymarket traders have poured over $220 million into stock-move wagers, and Washington is asking who's watching the store.

Some Alexandria and Northern Virginia practices now dismiss families who skip shots, sending parents hunting for vaccine-friendly doctors.

Regional giants like U.S. Bancorp and Truist could dodge stricter rules as the Fed eyes a $960 billion cutoff.

Four men vanished in a black Acura after ransacking Dubai Jewelers in Brookfield Plaza. Police have released a photo tied to the case.

The South Lakes Village Chinese restaurant says goodbye Wednesday, calling its run a joy and a privilege.

Netlist wants federal regulators to block imports of Micron memory found in Google, Nvidia and Broadcom AI hardware.