Six of the 140 new speed cameras announced last fall by the county police department are large, metallic, geometrically-shaped devices that are movable.
Despite the agency’s expected approval, the judge’s ruling and the legal fight over the ballroom could stall progress on a legacy project that Trump is racing to see completed before the end of his term in early 2029.
The “Save Your Soul” dance party is one of Baltimore's unique dance parties, catering to all walks of life, while focusing on soul and R&B music played on vinyl records.
D.C. is launching an aggressive spring cleanup effort aimed at improving infrastructure, beautifying neighborhoods and reducing the city’s growing rat population.
Once a tiny shack for police directing traffic on Rock Creek Parkway, D.C.'s "Phantom Tollbooth" may never have been used to collect tolls from ghosts, but it has a mystical look and some fascinating history.
Lisa Benton‑Short of George Washington University tells WTOP the transformation of Navy Yard, where shrinking federal operations freed up land that was later redeveloped, is an example for the future of Southwest D.C.
A 36-year-old man has been arrested and charged with first-degree murder after allegedly tying up a man and setting him on fire inside a Logan Circle apartment building in February.
The nude intruder was caught on camera trying to enter a home in Palmerston Square in Centreville. Police described the suspect as a Black male with a thin build, over 6 feet tall.
Several people used sleight of hand to steal jewelry worn by women in Northern Virginia, and police in Fairfax County are asking for the public's help to find the suspects.
