STATE AND LOCAL5 hours agoDC Mayor Bowser’s sister dies from COVID-19Muriel Bowser, the mayor of Washington, D.C., announced Wednesday the death of her sister to COVID-19.
Washington DC10 hours agoDC Congresswoman introduces bill to remove 'Emancipation Memorial' featuring LincolnRep. Eleanor Holmes Norton, D-D.C., has reintroduced legislation to remove a statue commemorating emancipation, arguing that 19th-century memorial doesn't do enough to honor slaves' contribution to their own freedom.
Pets10 hours agoAdorable puppy interrupts DC TV reporter's live shot: 'I'll keep an eye on her'When you’re working as a reporter, sometimes you have to find the stories, and sometimes they come to you.
Capitol Protests16 hours agoNew York GOP leader who calls himself 'Republican Messiah' charged in Capitol riotA New York City GOP leader who calls himself "The Republican Messiah" on social media has been charged in connection to the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol insurrection after FBI used news footage to identify him by a Knights of Columbus jacket worn in the storming of the building.
Fires23 hours agoMassive fire engulfs home near DC's Embassy Row; firefighter hurtFirefighters placed a "challenging" two-alarm fire in Washington D.C. under control Wednesday after the blaze engulfed a three-story home under renovation, injured a firefighter, and caused damage to neighboring residences, officials said.
Washington DC1 day agoEl Chapo's wife ordered held behind bars following international drug trafficking arrestThe wife of notorious longtime drug kingpin Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán on Tuesday was ordered held without bond pending trial, one day after she was arrested at Dulles International Airport for alleged international drug trafficking.
Capitol Protests1 day agoEx-Capitol Police Chief Sund regrets resigning after riot, wants deeper FBI dive on domestic extremistsFormer U.S. Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund said during a congressional hearing Tuesday that he regrets resigning in the days after the Jan. 6 insurrection, as he argued intelligence failures were to blame in allowing a "coordinated attack" that overwhelmed officers at the Capitol and saw rioters storm the building he was sworn to protect.
CRIME1 day agoDC-area police arresting younger teens for carjackings: What is behind increase in cases?Police around the Washington, D.C., region are arresting suspects as young as 14 years old amid a crackdown on carjackings, which have been on the rise there, a report says.
Washington DC1 day agoMarch on Washington, 1963: What to knowThe protest was the culmination of nearly two decades of work to create a movement.
Capitol Protests3 days agoDefense Secretary says National Guard troops to leave by mid-March, but long-term security concerns lingerAmerica’s seat of government is ringed by two enormous fences, festooned with concertina wire. Armed guards in camouflage roam the grounds. The current perimeter pushes out several blocks from the Capitol itself on the north, nearly to Union Station. Only those who work on Capitol Hill are allowed in.