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A jury can't decide whether Sean Dunn — a man accused of throwing a sandwich at a federal officer — committed a federal crime.

In another troubling sign credit and debit card data shows DC consumers are pulling back on spending

Audit finds systematic problems at District's New Beginnings Youth Development Center; findings represent the latest chapter in DC's troubled juvenile justice system

Hyattsville family reunited after more than four months, as court decision could signal trouble for enhanced immigration enforcement.

Waymo has touted its safety record, saying their vehicles are involved in five times fewer collisions than human drivers.

DDOT Director Sharon Kershbaum said the agency needs more time to develop rules governing the new technology.

Prosecutors plan to introduce 767 pages of MGM casino records as evidence at Trayon White's bribery trial.

City officials are warning a prolonged closure could strain D.C.'s economy already weakened by federal job cuts.

Charles Allen has a goal of more than 30,000 fans taking metro on Commanders gamedays, which is six times the current levels.

WWE is partnering with Events DC to bring multiple events to the city surrounding Cena's final match

Federal judges have declared the Trump administration's detention policy illegal, keeping immigrants, including a Maryland man, detained despite a bond ruling.

A judge ordered a Virginia woman to pay 244 outstanding traffic citations in the District, including 31 tickets for driving more than 20 mph over the speed limit.

Erik Siebert, who has served as the top federal prosecutor since January, has been told to resign or face termination, according to the Associated Press.

Moving ahead with building a new football stadium on the old RFK site now enters the regulatory phase following a vote that indicates final deal approval.

Federal takeover of Washington D.C. | A month-long timeline

Skeletal remains of the iconic venue are now visible as crews strip away exterior after years of decay.

Civil liberties groups are concerned about the federal presence in D.C., fearing it could set a precedent for similar actions in other cities, such as Chicago.

Sergeant Charlotte Djossou provided documentation to WUSA9 in 2020 about her claims.

Legal advocates say the system is stacked against them.

FBI agents and DC Police are making traffic stops under Trump’s order to increase federal patrols in Washington.