2 dead after separate fires strike Washington, DC
Two people were killed in apartment fires in Washington, D.C., overnight Friday despite the efforts of first responders to ...
She oversaw D.C. poverty aid for a decade. Here’s what she learned.
Outgoing Department of Human Services head Laura Zeilinger reflected on her decade-long tenure at the agency responsible for supporting the city’s thousands of families who live in poverty.
With estate sale, a beloved Silver Spring restaurant bids a final farewell
Patrons lined up hours in advance to snag a memento from Crisfield Seafood, known for its old-school charm. Around 9 a.m. on ...
dcnewsnow15h
Red Line disrupted after person hit, killed by train outside North Bethesda Metro Station
Trains on the Red Line were experiencing delays Saturday night after a train struck a person outside of the North Bethesda Metro Station, killing them.
Maryland crematory shut down after decomposing bodies found piled up
Public disciplinary orders show the state first received a complaint about the crematory in December 2017 but allowed the ...
Sen. Van Hollen and Rep. Norton push for new DC statehood bill, reigniting national debate
With a new D.C. statehood bill in Congress, the idea of the District becoming a state is back in the spotlight.
How the Maryland State Department of Education promotes transgender clinics for children
Educators are told to refer students and parents to groups that advocate for minors to have access to puberty blockers and ...
One-on-One with Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen
Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D) joins Capitol Review. Sen. Van Hollen talks about how he plans to work with the Trump ...