DC Water hasn’t said what the exact cause of the break and overflow was, but they think the way it was constructed in the 60s may have played a factor.

Yet another foggy morning commute will give way to mainly cloudy skies and slightly cooler temperatures Friday afternoon ...

A man pleaded guilty to threatening to bomb St. Matthew’s Cathedral during Red Mass, with senior government officials in attendance.

The (FCFRD) announced the line-of-duty death of a retired technician on Thursday. FCFRD said that Master Technician Raul Perla died on March 5 due to occupational cancer. Perla had served with FCFRD ...

The Court of Appeals in D.C. ruled that a ban on firearm magazines that are able to hold “more than 10 rounds of ammunition” was unconstitutional, violating the Second Amendment.

A Greenbelt police officer unexpectedly turned into a DoorDash driver after pulling someone over. On March 3, a Greenbelt Police Department officer made a routine traffic stop after seeing a car ...

A New Jersey man pleaded guilty Thursday to charges that he brought dozens of homemade explosive devices to a Washington, D.C., church that was preparing for an annual Mass ...

A celebration in Prince George’s County after families are finally legally allowed to adopt and own pit bulls again.

An animal shelter in Prince George's County is waiting its adoption fees for the month of March.

The DC Court of Appeals overturned a previous magazine law on Thursday, stating that it violated the second amendment.

The DC Court of Appeals overturned a previous magazine law on Thursday, stating that it violated the second amendment. Restaurants across the District are preparing for the busy Cherry Blossom season.

DC Water said it is investigating the cause of the January 19 sewage spill.