Alejandro Alvarez

Pharrell’s popular Something in the Water music festival won’t be returning to the nation’s capital next year.

Residents of a Germantown, Maryland, neighborhood are without water Wednesday morning after a water main break.

Two Georgetown University graduate students are among a group of nearly three dozen Americans selected for the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship’s upcoming class.

Look back at some of the year’s most local notable moments in news photography.

One of the National Mall’s iconic landmarks will close soon for a years-long restoration.

The former owners of six D.C. assisted living facilities will pay over $1.5 million for failing to fully compensate their front-line health care workers during the height of the pandemic.

D.C. police Chief Robert Contee said the pending criminal code update comes bundled with measures he sees as impeding a victim’s pursuit for justice.

The District’s delegate in Congress wants Biden to show his support for D.C. statehood by switching its vehicles to “Taxation Without Representation” plates.

D.C. region students in kindergarten through sixth grade have a chance to see their artwork printed on the side of a Metrobus this spring.

A man has been charged in connection with a mass shooting in an Annapolis residence on Sunday evening.