Liz Anderson

A Virginia athlete recently completed a cross-country, fundraising run with the aim to help others get access to clean water around the world.

Metro’s new general manager, Randy Clarke, officially started Monday, and he acknowledged there are plenty of issues to tackle on Day One.

At the Ricardo Duren Backpack Giveaway, D.C. parents found a financial salve to ease the pains inflation has laid on their pocketbooks.

Efforts are ramping up to root out an invasive plant that biologists say is a very bad actor — a type of water chestnut that’s been found in Northern Virginia in recent years.

Interest rates have been climbing higher, which means you’ll likely be paying more for debt already on those cards, and anything new charges you might tack on to them.

Maryland’s Montgomery County is committing $1 million for grants to abortion service providers following the Supreme Court’s ruling that overturned Roe v. Wade.

A study found that most travelers would refuse more better comforts if it means they’ll be separated from a traveling partner, close friend or romantic partner.

Carol Fennelly spent 17 years working on behalf of the unhoused in the District before founding Hope House DC in 1998 — At 74, she’s retiring in West Virginia.

At a hearing held by the D.C. Council, some educators sounded off about turnover that eased during COVID-19 and has since rebounded.

Most people are familiar with premenstrual syndrome, or PMS, symptoms. But a Montgomery County, Maryland-based integrative gynecologist wants people to know more about changes that come with menopause.

A D.C.-area man spent decades working on print solutions centered in office environments. Now, he’s smokin’ with a full-service catering company focused on barbecue.

If you’re looking to party on the rest of Thanksgiving weekend, there are more than 200 D.C. bars allowed to stay open until 4 a.m. through Sunday, offering more time to imbibe across the District.

One person is dead and a child is injured after their car was slammed into by another vehicle fleeing police in Landover, Maryland, Friday night.

While many celebrate the launch of a new LGBTQ+ center in D.C., there’s a mix of feelings as the Kennedy Center axed a week’s worth of WorldPride events.

A record 72.2 million Americans are expected to travel for July 4. CBS News’ Peter Greenberg advises booking early, exploring state parks and targeting affordable college towns.

D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb is slamming a city nonprofit and its former CEO with a lawsuit which claims they misused grant money.

When Aspire Afterschool Learning lost its funding in April, CEO Paula Fynboh told WTOP the cuts eliminated 30% of their operating budget.

The FTC warns of a surge in illegal robocalls falsely claiming to be about loan applications. An expert with Consumers' Checkbook advises hanging up immediately and never pressing any keypad prompts.

Here’s why you could see your health insurance costs rise and what you can do during the ACA Open Enrollment period as you shop for affordable coverage.

A local nonprofit is working to keep its tradition of serving holiday meals to unhoused people in the D.C. region, even as donations have slowed this season.