The vision for Southwest D.C.'s federal office district, an area about the size of downtown that's sometimes called "Fedlandia," is starting to come into focus.
Navya Tuteja, a rising senior at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, created a free artificial intelligence tool that assists neurodivergent job seekers.
Pervista AI, based in Prince George's County, Maryland, is providing enhanced security at Northwest Stadium in Landover and at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.
The countdown to the first day of school comes with a long to-do list, so D.C. schools are trying to make the transition easier with a new back‑to‑school checklist.
From bell-to-bell cellphone bans and AI-powered security cameras to new grading rules and bus-tracking apps, students across the D.C. region will return to classrooms with plenty of changes waiting for them.
It’s not easy for 88-year-old Sue HartDegen to leave her senior living apartment at Thomas Circle in Northwest D.C., but with her oxygen, a "Free DC" sign and two stainless steel pot lids in tow, she steadies herself with her walker and makes her way to a nearby street corner to make some noise.
Montgomery County is defending its gun law against three lawsuits, including challenges from the U.S. Justice Department and a Silver Spring synagogue.
In April, President Donald Trump announced that the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool was being renovated to address long-standing cosmetic and structural issues.
Maryland wildlife officials have closed more areas around Hunting Creek Lake after a 19-year-old fisherman was bitten on the ankle by a beaver Wednesday morning near the South Beach Day Use Area.
The Virginia man killed Tuesday when a car driven by a 13-year-old collided with his car in Germantown was a father of five and mechanical engineer commuting to his job at the National Institute of Standards and Technology in Gaithersburg.
If you're planning on driving in the D.C. area in the next few weeks, you're going to run into some street closures and parking restrictions for the Freedom 250 Grand Prix.
Montgomery County State’s Attorney John McCarthy argued that prosecutors had the motion for mere hours before the scheduled hearing and requested several days to review the dozens of documents.