Walter Morris

Investigators worked well after sundown Wednesday after a deadly shooting in Capitol Heights, Maryland left one man dead.

An 8-year-old Maryland boy is home safe with his family after investigators say a woman abducted him on his way to school.

WMATA says Metro buses will operate under serve service Tuesday, which means it will reduce the number of bus routes from 193 to 42. With slush still on the roads, officials are still asking to avoid driving if you can. “The best thing to do if you can and don’t have to go anywhere, just stay home, and give us…

Police arrested a suspected peeper months after a Northern Virginia woman reported someone looking through her window. Jose Ramirez peeped at least seven other times in the same neighborhood, Fairfax County investigators said. Police arrested him Wednesday. “Cases like this where it’s a simple peeping, looking through a window, often time lead to more serious crimes,” Fairfax County police Capt….

A D.C. man says he was taking a Metrobus to the Anacostia Metro Station when a stranger set his shirt on fire. “Crazy, you know,” Eric Walton said. “Like, I never even spoke to that guy.” Walton says he was on the way to the library with friends on the A4 bus around noon Nov. 2 when he felt a…

As D.C. prepares for Inauguration Day, tens of thousands of activists are preparing to make their voices heard.

A pickup truck plunged into the icy Potomac River after a collision with another vehicle on the outbound lanes of the Arlington Memorial Bridge, D.C. Fire and EMS said. The white pickup crashed through the railing just before 7 p.m. on a snowy evening. It’s submerged in the water. Divers are on the way to the scene. Traffic came to…

Must-see video shows a pickup swerve across all lanes of the Arlington Memorial Bridge before it crashed into the freezing Potomac River Thursday evening

A driver has died after a pickup truck crashed on the Arlington Memorial Bridge during the Thursday evening rush, plunging into the icy Potomac River.

Waves of people imprisoned for crimes at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, were released from D.C.’s jail to cheers late Tuesday, after President Donald Trump pardoned them on his first day back in office.