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Visit by U.S. second gentleman to D.C. high school interrupted by bomb threat

February 09, 2022

U.S. second gentleman Doug Emhoff was escorted out of an event at a high school here on Tuesday afternoon due to a bomb threat.

U.S. court pauses release of Trump White House records sought by House Jan. 6 panel

November 12, 2021

A three-judge panel for the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals issued a temporary injunction, postponing the handover of the records to allow former President Donald Trump to continue his legal challenge.

Women March plans return to D.C. to fight for abortion access

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2021

The Women March returns to Washington this Saturday for its fifth annual event.

D.C. region tries to boost vaccine uptake among law enforcement

MONDAY, JUNE 14, 2021

As the Washington, D.C., regions coronavirus vaccination efforts continue, public health officials are homing in on segments of the population slow to get the shot - such as law enforcement officers.

The mystery behind a child's grave in D.C.

SUNDAY, APRIL 18, 2021

WASHINGTON - Lindsey Brittain Collins discovered Nannie in the same way most people do: unintentionally.

D.C. business owners prepare for unrest

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2020

WASHINGTON - Concerned about the possibility of unrest on Election Day, or in the days that follow, business owners in some areas of the District are being advised to sign up for crime alerts and to keep their insurance information handy. Some have boarded their windows and others have the materials ready.

Daily coronavirus cases edge up in D.C., Virginia and Maryland

SUNDAY, JULY 19, 2020

D.C., Maryland and Virginia reported 2,049 new coronavirus infections on Sunday, the highest single-day increase since late May. The seven-day average in cases for the region has been trending upward for nearly two weeks. The region also added 11 deaths, nine of which were in Maryland.

D.C. slips in key coronavirus metric as region sees highest caseload in weeks

THURSDAY, JULY 16, 2020

WASHINGTON - The greater Washington region recorded its highest daily coronavirus caseload in weeks Wednesday as the city lost more ground in its fight to quell the pandemic.

Virginia prepares to enter Phase 3 as D.C. worries and cases spike in region

TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 2020

Bar areas inside Virginia restaurants and taverns will not join the state's next phase of reopening Wednesday, Gov. Ralph Northam said, a reversal in policy that followed a Delaware decision to shut down recently reopened bars in beach communities.

D.C. region reports 1,058 new coronavirus cases; rates continue to fall

TUESDAY, JUNE 09, 2020

WASHINGTON - The Washington region reported 34 additional covid-19 deaths Monday, though the rates of coronavirus infections and new hospitalizations continued to drop.

Protesters gather for massive day of rallies in D.C.

SUNDAY, JUNE 07, 2020

WASHINGTON - More than 10,000 people poured into the nation's capital on the ninth day of protests over police brutality, but what awaited this sprawling crowd - the largest yet in Washington - was a city that no longer felt as if it was being occupied by its own country's military.

Hundreds of National Guard troops flow into D.C. from around the country

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 03, 2020

WASHINGTON - To supplement the presence of local and federal police and the District of Columbia National Guard, Defense Secretary Mark Esper asked state National Guards to send in some of their troops as well, and hundreds were on their way or already here by Tuesday.

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