Daniel Egitto

A Virginia law going into effect on July 1 will seal the criminal records of many people convicted of low-level offenses.

Medical crews and hazmat teams were dispatched to the Pentagon this morning for a reported hazardous materials incident.

Construction work has wrapped up early at the Crystal City Metro station, shaving two weeks off of the original schedule of weekend closures.

A data breach at a vendor for VHC Health may have jeopardized sensitive information including patients' Social Security numbers, medical diagnoses and account numbers.

Some Arlington customers ordering on Uber Eats can now get their food delivered with futuristic flair — and no delivery driver.

A notice at the Capital One branch at 4700 Langston Blvd (staff photo by Dan Egitto) The Capital One branch at 4700 Langston Blvd (staff photo by Dan Egitto)

Three suspects are accused of conspiring to steal minifigures from numerous Lego sets across the D.C. area, making a tidy profit reselling them online.

Orlando Karpf's yacht (courtesy of Orlando Karpf) Boats at The Wharf in D.C. prior to the storm on June 11 (courtesy of Orlando Karpf)

A new wine bar with a menu inspired by Northern Italy and decor hearkening back to the golden age of air travel has opened in Crystal City. With an on-site sommelier offering suggestions on wines from around the world, a bar modeled after a cross-section of an airplane wing and a listening room with a

The runways at Reagan National Airport will be closed for much of July 3 and 4 to accommodate celebrations in D.C. Ambitious plans for a record-breaking fireworks display, coupled with aerial performances and rehearsals, mean that no flights will be scheduled at the airport after noon on the Fourth of July. Additionally, the airspace will