Mark Segraves

Live music returns to Carter Barron Amphitheatre this summer, but only for three nights.

“They're going to pay us $450,000 worth of penalties, but they're going to make over a half a million dollars in investments, you know, to clean up the property.”

What to Know Teacher is accused of having a five-year sexual relationship with a student beginning when she was 14 and continuing until she was 19.

“As you can imagine, when the most powerful people in the world say you could be going to prison for up to 10 years, make false claims about you, that's profoundly unsettling,” Davey Hearn's attorney said.

For the second year in a row, Metro officials are touting reductions in crime on Metrorail, Metrobuses and at Metro parking lots. "We are the safest Metro

As of Aug. 8, 2026, the District joins all 50 states in offering Purple Heart license plates to people who have received the honor, and to their surviving spouses.

Have you ever wished you could take a summer off from your career and try something different? A 42-year-old attorney did just that and became Rehoboth Beach’s oldest-ever rookie lifeguard. Ben Schweers has become an inspiration for his far-younger colleagues, and he’s even saved two lives. “This is the best office anybody could have,” he said as he surveyed the…

“It really starts to reshape the way that we think about tradition and how we are to honor our loved ones,” said Anissa Ferguson.

Barry Richards, a key figure in music in D.C. known as “the boss with the hot sauce,” has died at 83 years old. Richards was a popular local radio and television personality in the 1960s and ‘70s before moving to Los Angeles. A force in the music scene since he was a teenager, Richards also promoted concerts in the Washington…

The National Park Service proposed giving control of the D.C. Armory campus to the District government as the National Guard plans to move out due to construction of the new football stadium across the street. The 10-acre Armory campus on East Capitol Street has been home to the D.C. National Guard since 1941. Last week, the National Park Service filed…