A student was stabbed in the hallway of a D.C. charter school on Friday afternoon. A fellow student was arrested.  The assault happened at the Young America

U.S. Park Police are searching for a stolen urn containing the ashes of a decorated U.S. Army veteran.  Park Police say the urn was stolen from a parked car in

D.C. is celebrating its 23rd annual "Adoption Day".  It's a day designed to encourage people to adopt or foster a child.

Some of the Washington Capitals biggest fans traded in their high heels on Thursday night to play a little hockey with Caps star Alexander Ovechkin. The Fourth

Police say they've made an arrest in the murder of a D.C. business owner who was murdered during a robbery at her liquor store.  Rufina Hernandez was shot and

Museum visitors in Washington will get the chance to step into "Meet the Press" moderator Tim Russert's old NBC office, which has been reassembled at the Newseum.

Washington, D.C. has earned the top spot in the nation for the highest rates of sexually-transmitted diseases.

Thanksgiving came a little early this year for some homeless youth in D.C. They were treated to a feast courtesy of rap group Public Enemy. Flavor Flav, Chuck

Public Enemy's Flavor Flav and Chuck D rolled through the streets of D.C. Wednesday night on a flatbed truck, rapping to raise awareness for homeless young

For one week, Fox 5 gave a video camera to Ebony Roscoe. After she abruptly left a problematic marriage, she found herself without a job, without a home and

The chairman of the D.C. Council is fighting back against accusations that he used his influence for repairs and renovations to his home. Vincent Gray says he called a friend for

The Montgomery County Council attempted to address the daily gridlock on Interstate 270 on Thursday. The council employed two different strategies-- expanding

The D.C. Parks and Recreation contracting controversy has put the brakes on more than a dozen projects around the District, but FOX 5 found work continuing on

A measure to let voters decide whether to ban same-sex marriages in D.C. cannot go on the ballot because it would violate a city human rights law, the Board of

Friends and relatives of D.C. sniper John Allen Muhammad have gathered in Louisiana for the gunman's funeral.