Recent Local News
D.C. Attorney General Irvin Nathan said Wednesday that prosecutors are unlikely to pursue current or former District employees who collected less than $20,000 in unemployment benefits while on the city's payroll, meaning most of the 130 workers under investigation will probably avoid criminal sanctions.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. -- George Huguely V fought with Yeardley Love and threatened in an email to kill her before he allegedly beat her to death, according to statements made in court Wednesday.
A proposal by Maryland Gov.
A New York man who ran a website posting threats against the creators of "South Park" is expected to plead guilty in federal court in Alexandria.
Montgomery County police are asking the public to help identify a suspect in an armed robbery of a dollar store in Gaithersburg.
At about 10:30 a.m., Jan. 29, a man walked into the Dollar Deal Plus at 18238 Flower Hill Road in Gaithersburg and pulled a gun on the clerk.
It's not a secret in D.C. that some politicos think Ward 4 Councilwoman Muriel Bowser is eyeing the office of the executive on the sixth floor of the John A. Wilson building. (Try and get her to say it on the record though!)
Last year, D.C. Public Schools celebrated its first enrollment increase since we first landed on the moon.
A bill before Congress that transit advocates are battling could restore key federal transit benefits that they fought for just months ago.
Two internal investigations have marred the Prince George's County Police Department’s start to February and are keeping new inspector general Carlos Acosta busy in his first days on the job.

