The driver of a Loudoun County Public Schools maintenance truck who struck and killed a 20-year-old Stone Bridge High School student in January has been charged in the…
Read more Loudoun Co. maintenance truck driver charged for striking, killing Stone Bridge High School student – WTOP NewsD.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser said Wednesday that following Sunday’s winter storm, the city’s government agencies have been making progress in clearing the hardened snow from city streets. D.C.…
Read more DC officials acknowledge challenge of ‘snowcrete,’ say progress has been made – WTOP NewsMaryland State Police have arrested a D.C. police sergeant for allegedly pulling out a gun during a road rage incident in Anne Arundel County. Maryland State Police have…
Read more DC police sergeant arrested in Maryland road rage incident – WTOP NewsFive men were injured in a shooting near the Walter Washington Convention Center in Northwest D.C. Friday night. Five men were injured in a shooting near the Walter…
Read more 5 people shot near DC’s Walter E. Washington Convention Center – WTOP NewsUnlike the commonplace flavors of vanilla and chocolate, Snow Crane — a new ice cream shop set to open in Hyattsville, Maryland — plans to take your taste…
Read more ‘Redefining what ice cream can be’: Upcoming Hyattsville shop wants to put city on the culinary map – WTOP NewsAnacostia High School students were dismissed early at noon on Monday due to a sewage spill that flooded the school over the weekend. Anacostia High School students were dismissed…
Read more Anacostia High School closed after sewage spill floods boiler room, kitchen – WTOP NewsThe “No Kings” rally brought hundreds of thousands out to protest the polices of President Donald Trump today across the D.C. region and nationwide Saturday. Large trucks block…
Read more ‘No Kings’ rally brings thousands out to protest Trump’s policies across the DC region – WTOP NewsDanielly’s Boutique, a family-owned business, has been a staple in the Latino community in Sterling, Virginia, providing “all things quinceañera.” This page contains a video which is being…
Read more How one Sterling dress shop is keeping Latino traditions thriving – WTOP NewsThe Democratic nominee for Virginia attorney general, Jay Jones, apologized Friday after text messages in which he jokingly sent to a colleague about shooting former Virginia House Speaker…
Read more Va. attorney general nominee apologizes for violent text messages about former GOP House Speaker – WTOP NewsA man has been charged with threatening to kill state Del. Geary Higgins, who represents parts of Loudoun and Fauquier counties. A Purcellville, Virginia, man has been charged…
Read more Loudoun Co. man accused of threatening Virginia state delegate’s life – WTOP NewsStarting Sept. 15, Hispanic Heritage Month brings a flurry of events to the D.C. region that allow the public to discover the cultural impact of the diverse Latino…
Read more Hispanic Heritage Month events you won’t want to miss in the DC area – WTOP NewsTensions have grown in D.C. between the city’s government and the increased presence of federal law enforcement and National Guard troops. As we come to the end of…
Read more Weekly breakdown: Is Trump’s law enforcement surge really quelling crime in DC? – WTOP NewsLuis Antonio Quintanilla is charged in the shooting of his 35-year-old partner, Maritza Ferman Sorto in what police said was a domestic-related homicide. A Gaithersburg, Maryland, man, accused…
Read more Maryland man accused of shooting his partner arrested in Texas – WTOP NewsThe Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives for D.C. said it seized six firearms from a student after its agents saw a post that made a potential…
Read more ATF busts DC student with 6 guns, says it interrupted ‘possible school shooting’ – WTOP NewsIt’s the second full week of a federal law enforcement surge ordered in D.C. by the administration of President Donald Trump and it’s still only just the beginning.…
Read more Weekly breakdown: How much control does President Trump have over DC police? – WTOP NewsNational Geographic is set to open a museum in downtown D.C. in 2026, that promises to immerse visitors in “the excitement of exploration and discovery.” The 100,000-square-foot museum…
Read more Education meets exploration at new DC National Geographic museum set to open in 2026 – WTOP NewsA D.C. woman has pleaded guilty in the death of her 3-year-old daughter after the young girl accidentally ingested pills containing fentanyl in 2022. A D.C. woman has…
Read more DC woman pleads guilty in fentanyl death of 3-year-old daughter – WTOP NewsOn the inside of La Tejana in D.C., you’d see a chorus of women cooking Michelin-grade breakfast tacos in a tiny kitchen and homages to co-owner Ana-Maria Jaramillo’s…
Read more From Texas to the nation’s capital: La Tejana brings a taste of Hispanic traditions to DC – WTOP NewsThe D.C. holiday market scene will have more options this year with the addition of another market in the Dupont Circle area. The D.C. holiday market scene will…
Read more DC gets another holiday market – WTOP NewsD.C. Council member Trayon White Sr., pleaded not guilty Thursday to a bribery charge during an arraignment in U.S. District Court. D.C. Council member Trayon White Sr., pleaded…
Read more DC Council member Trayon White pleads not guilty to bribery charge – WTOP News
