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Counting the hundreds of volunteers, more than 2,000 people attended D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray's "One City Summit" at the D.C. Convention Center, Saturday.

Snow showers are likely Saturday afternoon in the Washington D.C. metro area with accumulation of around an inch possible.

The national park service announced plans Friday to remove an inscription from the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial and replace it with a full quotation from

The most dreaded part of driving tests is now nothing to fear in the District.

Even if you're in the wrong, getting a speeding ticket is frustrating. So think about how annoyed you'd be if you got a speeding ticket on a car that wasn't

An arrest has been made in the stabbing death of a transgender woman that happened at a bus stop in Northeast last week. DC Police Chief Cathy Lanier announced

In celebration of Valentine's Day, the Washington Humane Society will offer $14 pet adoptions the week of Feb. 10-14.

Metro officials are looking into a police complaint by a passenger who says a Metro train door closed on her head Tuesday evening.

Amir Khan and Lamont Peterson will meet again in Las Vegas in May in another WBA light welterweight title fight.

The U.S. Park Police officer who was hit in the face with a bottle on Saturday remains off the job.

Homeowners in Washington will be eligible for up to $40 million from a massive settlement with the nation's largest mortgage lenders.

A judge says a German-born man charged with killing his 91-year-old wife in Washington cannot continue to represent himself.

The Public Information Officer for DC Fire and EMS has been suspended for comments he made on Facebook and Twitter.

The federal government has selected Donald Trump to turn the Old Post Office Pavilion in Washington into a luxury hotel, but some members of Congress still

More than a month after launching a publicity campaign aimed at catching a man suspected in a spate of sexual assaults and a slaying, the FBI says authorities