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Pepco says it doesn’t own land occupied by homeless people near Hyattsville-area condos
Pepco says it doesn’t own the land occupied by a homeless encampment in the Hyattsville area, where residents of the nearby Marylander Condominiums say vagrants have knocked out their heat for the winter.
Youth charity scam sent low-income kids to sell candy, kept $857,000
The attorneys general of the District, Maryland and Virginia have shut down a pair of charities accused of pocketing money made by kids who sold candy.
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Historic winter storm on tap? System expected to bring Washington’s heaviest snow in years
A potentially historic winter storm will bear down on Washington this weekend, threatening to deliver the most significant snowfall the region has seen in years alongside dangerously cold temperatures that could linger for days.
Winter storm’s lasting grip: Sub-freezing temps could snarl D.C. recovery for over a week
The winter storm expected to bring snow and ice to the District will likely have impacts that extend beyond just a weekend inconvenience. Forecasters warn that bitter cold could grip the area through next week, with frigid temperatures threatening to keep snow and ice locked in place long after the storm passes.
Dangerous winter storm may now bring ice with heavy snow, brutal cold to D.C. region this weekend
More than 180 million Americans are in the path of a massive winter storm system this weekend, and DC is squarely in the crosshairs. Forecasters expect snow to begin Saturday evening and intensify Sunday, with some models showing the potential for 6 to 12 inches or more. The extended forecast looks even more challenging.
Potential winter storm, Arctic blast could hit Washington metro area this weekend
Meteorologists are tracking a developing weather system that could bring anything from a significant snowfall to just bone-chilling cold to the nation's capital. Unfortunately, they won't know which scenario will play out until later this week.
Justice Dept. sues Virginia to demand access to voter list
The Trump Justice Department has sued to get access to Virginia's full voter registration list, saying the state has illegally refused to turn it over.
Things to do in Washington, D.C. this weekend and MLK Day: Jan. 16-19
Washington's winter calendar is in full swing this weekend, with a major touring dance production closing out its Kennedy Center run, a long-running percussion spectacle taking over the National Theatre, and several museum openings and installations timed to the Martin Luther King Jr. Day weekend.
Over 800 nurses at Washington hospital report overtime pay concerns
Unionized nurses at MedStar Washington Hospital Center in the District of Columbia protested Thursday against the hospital, alleging wage theft.
Twins arrive in dramatic fashion; first on Maryland interstate, second at hospital
Firefighters helped a woman give birth to the first of her twin girls on a Maryland Interstate 270 exit ramp Friday morning before taking her to a hospital, where she delivered the second child.
