No one likes getting a ticket, be it for parking, speeding or running a red light. But according to a new report, motorists in Maryland and the District are among the most poorly treated in the country.
Hobby Lobby family plans $800 million Bible museum in Washington, D.C.
The evangelical Christian family that owns Hobby Lobby, the chain of craft stores, made history two weeks ago when the Supreme Court overturned the Obama administration's mandate that family-owned companies must provide contraceptive coverage to their employees, reports the New York Times.
D.C.'s marijuana decriminalization law goes into effect tomorrow, making the fine for carrying pot less than the fine for littering. The police union, however, worries that the law is vague and will be confusing to cops on the street.
Deciding to cancel a cable service subscription can be difficult — breaking the news to the cable company can be near-impossible.
The H Street-Benning Road streetcar line, Washington's first in a half century, will open for passenger service the first week of November at the earliest, according to a project source.
Group in N.H. denied alcohol when IDs show D.C.
The Concord Monitor reports a state law says individuals of age can buy alcohol if they have a photo identification from one of the 50 states or Canada, a passport or a military card. Washington, D.C., however, isn't mentioned.
Crews responded to the 1300 block of Missouri Avenue NW around 9 p.m. for a shooting. There they found two gunshot victims who were hospitalized. The two men were conscious and breathing, police said.
Tuesday afternoon an Uber Black driver took three passengers for a wild ride after the driver fled a D.C. taxi inspector and traveled into Virginia.