Heather Gustafson

The City of Alexandria is asking residents to give them feedback on a new proposed plan to bring the Washington Capitals and the Wizards to their backyard.

A gas explosion leveled a building in Southeast D.C. Thursday. What remains are the black, charred walls of the building.

A Waldorf, Maryland, teenager was sentenced Wednesday to five years in a D.C. juvenile detention center after she pleaded guilty to killing her 16-year-old friend, Naima Liggon, last year

The Prince George's County Department of Parks and Recreation kicked off Black History Month with an exhibit at the Harmony Hall Arts Center in Fort Washington, Maryland. This year's theme was Black musicians and local music venues.

Takoma Park Police Department released a community advisory Sunday after a large crowd gathered and formed a circle around an intersection, driving recklessly and performing what the department called "dangerous maneuvers" the night before.

The D.C. Council is considering a fund aimed at ensuring Nationals Park remains a modern sports and entertainment venue.

High school students at the D.C. Superior Court on Saturday got to see the court system in a different, more positive way during the 25th annual Youth Law Fair.

The first day of spring was technically earlier this week on March 19, but it didn't bring the nicest weather here in the D.C. area.

The 16-year-old boy charged in the deadly shooting of 14-year-old Avion Evans on the Brookland-CUA Metro platform last week will remain held without bond while he awaits trial.

Even though the number of voters will be at record high this November, a larger number of voters polled said they plan to skip the presidential portion of the ballot.