The University of Maryland will hold its commencement ceremony on Sunday, but those attending won't be able to take Metrorail there.
The College Park-University of Maryland station will be closed for the weekend, with two other Green Line stations, as Metro crews update tracks and help build a...
More Washington-area residents are taking bus or rail, walking or telecommuting as a smaller percentage of commuters drive alone or even carpool, according to a new analysis from the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments.
The share of workers relying on bus and rail to get to work...
A park memorializing the victims of the 2009 Metro Red Line crash is delayed, two years after Mayor Vincent Gray pledged to build the $1.8 million project.
Gray pledged in 2011 to build a park near the site of the crash in which nine people died and dozens more were injured outside the Fort...
Metro workers will be repairing track on three lines this weekend, closing five stations.
The transit agency is investing $5.5 billion to bring its infrastructure up to date.
The following lines will see the work and its accompanying delays:
• On the Red Line, trains will single track in...
Metro is looking for ways to get its employees to smoke less and exercise more.
The transit agency is starting a program funded by the federal government to help employees improve their health through lifestyle changes.
"National data has confirmed that 80 percent of heart disease, 40...
Metro announced six-minute wait times and a "cool" blue design for the Washington area's first bus rapid transit system, scheduled to open in Northern Virginia next spring.
The five-mile corridor between the Pentagon City and Braddock Road Metro stations will have four miles of lanes dedicated...
"Mayor for Life" Marion Barry started his public career as a civil rights activist in the 1960s and later became mayor of the nation's capital. The 77-year-old is perhaps most famous for his 1990 arrest on drug charges, but that didn't stop his political comeback: He was elected mayor again in...
Metro won't be paying D.C. Councilman Jim Graham's legal bills.
The transit agency's board of directors denied a petition Thursday from Graham, the board's former chairman, to pay for his private legal counsel in a $100 million lawsuit over a Metro land deal.
An independent review...
Two mothers filed suit against three Metro Transit Police officers on Wednesday, saying the police brutally beat their 14-year-old children and then improperly charged them with crimes in two separate incidents.
"We hope [Metro will pay attention. It seems clear to us their officers need...
Fifteen percent of Metro employees don't feel free to report safety problems without fear of retaliation, a new Metro survey says.
The survey shows Metro still has work to do in building an agencywide safety mindset in the wake of the 2009 Red Line crash and a string of four worker deaths in...