Clarence Williams

A new downtown Washington exhibit, inspired by the 1619 Project, explores slavery’s legacy and impact through art.

A Virginia grand jury indicted three people in the death of a toddler in June.

The Metropolitan AME Church in D.C. hopes to build “micro-unit” apartments and offer other services.

A McLean man was sentenced to prison for bilking American Express and famed London department store Harrod’s out of more than $1 million in luxury watches.

The Diaz family has been working with lawmakers in the state to establish stronger safety regulations.

No injuries were reported in the collision at Dulles International Airport, and the vehicle will be inspected.

Mia Fields-Thornton was accused of removing $11,000 worth of items from a rental property without permission.

Susan Schaeffler, who founded KIPP DC in 2001, will step down as the charter network’s chief executive in February. Shannon Hodge will take over the role.

Simone Randolph enlisted the help of World Central Kitchen and other volunteers to deliver over 3,000 meals to child care workers.

From the Wild One coaster to the Wonder Woman swings, the Six Flags America amusement park, which has closed after 50 years, played a critical role for the author’s family after a divorce.