Rick Massimo

Everyone knows how the Watergate saga ends. Not many people know much about how it began — with security guard Frank Wills.

Fifty years later, what’s left to learn about Watergate? And what’s left to learn from it?

D.C.’s transit system says Metrorail will start running more trains on the Blue, Orange and Silver lines on Monday.

In his first address to the Virginia General Assembly as governor, Glenn Youngkin on Monday asked lawmakers to put aside division to work on bipartisan solutions – and repeated many of the red-meat culture themes of his campaign.

From the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol to the tornadoes that tore through Kentucky, there were all kinds of upheaval in 2021. See the year in review.

Former delegate Winsome Sears, the Republican candidate for lieutenant governor in Virginia, talked with WTOP about her experience, her background and her goals.

The warnings and watches have been canceled in the D.C. area after after a Friday of sometimes-heavy rains that led to a raft of warnings and watches. Saturday could be a different story.

Larry Hogan and Ralph Northam both said on Monday that their states are “ready and willing” to take in more refugees from Afghanistan as the situation there continues to deteriorate.

The unexplained deaths of large numbers of birds in the D.C. area and elsewhere over the past month and a half appear to be on the wane, but scientists are still urging people to be cautious about safety.

A rehabilitation project is starting this week on the Korean War Veterans Memorial, and by the time it’s done in more than a year, the monument will include a Wall of Remembrance similar to the Vietnam memorial.