Shayna Estulin

Listen now to WTOP News Being an adult is great — you can stay up as late as you want to, you can eat as much candy as you like and no one is telling you to do your homework.

Prince William County in Virginia is launching a new tool to help judges determine if a person can safely be released back into the community while awaiting trial.

Tulips are now blooming across the region, including at the Netherlands Carillon in Arlington, Virginia, where the flower viewing experience is punctuated by the sounds of pealing bells.

A 24-year-old D.C. man has pleaded guilty to manslaughter charges for fatally shooting a woman in 2020 after the two argued about the price of marijuana during a drug sale.

Parents across the nation are still dealing with a shortage of ADHD medication. One mother in Vienna, Virginia told WTOP it's causing undue stress on her two young sons.

Thousands of runners gathered Sunday for the annual Credit Union Cherry Blossom 10 Mile Race, an annual spring tradition in the District.

Giving birth can be beautiful, difficult, exciting … the list goes on and on. A new study funded by Columbia University found that, for some new moms, the experience can also be frustrating and demoralizing.

While some felt the curfew is appropriate to curb youth crime at the popular destination in Prince George's County, others worry it could be used for discriminatory profiling.

A 33-year-old man has been arrested for sexually assaulting a juvenile in Rockville, Maryland, late last month, police said.

Whether you are a longtime green thumb, or just getting into gardening, now is the time you want to start planting those summer crops. Here are some tips from a D.C.-area expert.