Fredrick Kunkle

The American Horticultural Society has rejected the latest bid from NOVA Parks to buy historic River Farm, formerly part of George Washington’s Mount Vernon estate, but welcomed further negotiations.

Michael D. Woodruff of the District is wanted on murder charges for the killing of Robert Hall on Sept. 11, police said.

The Talbot County Council on Tuesday, saying more time was needed to consider whether to rescind a land-use decision that greenlighted a huge development in the Town of Trappe, decided to put off action until Jan. 14. Council member Laura E. Price also introduced a new measure that would specify more exactly how the developer could build out Lakeside at Trappe while also ensuring that the water and sewerage system has adequate capacity and is safe for the environment.

Northwest D.C. Little League officials deny the allegations.

Fraternity members who brought the alleged misuse of funds to light say the D.C. Attorney General’s proposal is a “joke.” The AG has reopened settlement talks.

A judge granted the Archdiocese of Baltimore’s request to block such suits as part of its bankruptcy case.

The nation’s largest Muslim civil rights group had planned to hold its gala Saturday in Arlington.

As part of a legal agreement, the Northern Virginia city will stop allowing pollutants to seep from a former plant in Old Town.

A swarm of explosive drones bound for Kyiv and other targets interrupted a weeks-long lull in the Ukrainian capital, adding to its darkening mood.

As Ukraine approaches its third year of war, it needs manpower, prompting a search for new ways to mobilize the people and stronger measures against draft dodgers.