Many people with disabilities deal with the inconvenience of navigating through “snowcrete,” sidewalks that aren’t shoveled and long ride wait times.

Small chance of light wintry mix north of town. Rainfall lighter north of town, heavier south.

Juliana Peres Magalhães, an au pair from Brazil, had earlier pleaded guilty and testified against her employer, Brendan Banfield.

The father of the man killed disputes the account by authorities.

Sunday’s storm, if it hits us, leans rainy but slushy accumulation is possible.

Japan’s Yuma Kagiyama, rival to Ilia Malinin, will perform his free skate to an arrangement of “Turandot” that was originally commissioned by the WNO.

Rabbi Jonah Layman said that after signs at the Shaare Tefila Synagogue in Maryland had been defaced with antisemitic graffiti, he appreciated the community outreach.

D.C. police said a man fatally shot the mother of their 3-year-old son, then took the boy into Maryland. Police said the man fatally shot himself and the boy was found safe.

Sunday’s storm could have periods of wintry mix but should be mostly rain.

The suit, filed by D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb, claims the landlord and two of his family members enriched themselves while leaving tenants in squalid, unsafe conditions.

City officials warn that the move could cost D.C. roughly $600 million in revenue through 2029 and cause major complications for tax season.

“I’m here buddy,” Hugh Pinneo, 18, said to the struggling dog as he rescued him. “You’re scared, I’m scared, too.”

Authorities say police recovered a “ghost gun” while investigating the shooting that injured a 16-year-old Wootton High School student.

The Wednesday afternoon occurred as officers were responding to a call about an armed robbery at a convenience store in Northeast Washington, according to a spokesman for the federal agency.

We should get to the 40s again today, but a gusty breeze adds an extra chill.

J.P. Cooney served as a top deputy to special counsel Jack Smith in two criminal prosecutions of Trump.

Administration officials say that to run programs and services as they are today would require $1.1 billion more in revenue.

Thousands of admirers turned out across the city to greet the monks who walked from Fort Worth to the nation’s capital.