Metrobus Crashes into Popular Restaurant in Shaw
WASHINGTON – A Washington Metropolitan Transit Authorityy (WMATA) bu crashed into a restaurant after a collision with an SUV at 7th and Q Street NW this morning. The bus, which was traveling
A Day After Drug Arrest and Release, Man Accused of Shooting Park Police Officer
WASHINGTON– A man accused of shooting a U.S. Park Police officer Monday night had been released from custody hours earlier after being arrested on drug charges the previous day, according to court
Emergency Repairs to Potomac Interceptor Leak Completed and Canal Cleanup Underway.
WASHINGTON — Crews have completed a key phase of cleanup tied to the Potomac Interceptor collapse, but officials say months of repair and environmental restoration work still lie ahead along the C&O
Kalshi Refunds Fees After Outrage Over Iran-Linked Prediction Market
Kalshi, a U.S.-regulated prediction market platform, moved this weekend to reimburse users and clarify its rules after widespread criticism over a contract tied to the fate of Iran’s supreme leader and the
U.S. and Israel Strike Iran, Touching Off Wider Middle East Conflict
The United States and Israel launched a coordinated wave of strikes on Iran early Saturday, a sharp escalation that officials said was aimed at crippling Iranian missile capabilities and pressuring Tehran over
DC Water CEO Addresses Potomac Interceptor Collapse as Environmental Groups Call for Continued Monitoring
WASHINGTON — The head of DC Water said this week that the utility is continuing efforts to contain and repair a major sewer line collapse that sent hundreds of millions of gallons
Three Killed in DC in Most Violent Day in Months
Three separate violent incidents — including a domestic shooting, a fire-related homicide and a fatal officer-involved shooting involving federal authorities — left three people dead Wednesday across Washington, marking one of the
Judge Halts Defense Department Effort to Punish Mark Kelly Over Remarks
A federal judge on Wednesday blocked the Defense Department from censuring Sen. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) and pursuing a reduction in his retirement rank over his public criticism of military policy, ruling that
DC Measles Alert Linked to March for Life Event.
WASHINGTON — District health officials are investigating a confirmed case of measles linked to a person who attended the National March for Life and spent several days traveling through high-traffic locations across
DC Makes Arrests in Fatal GWU Stabbing and Rush Hour Union Station Shooting.
WASHINGTON– The Metropolitan Police Department announced mulitple arrests on Saturday, including the arrest of a suspect for homicide in the Foggy Bottom neighborhood earlier this week. Jose Perez of no fixed address, was