(The Washington Post)
Forecasters predicted “staggering” losses of nearly $2 billion but now say federal stimulus programs staved off an economic crisis.
Former Metro manager sentenced in fraud scheme with former NFL player Brian Carpenter
A Metro credit card was charged for janitorial supplies that were never delivered, investigators said.
A Black political cartoonist’s new book pokes and provokes. He’s planning another.
Walt Carr has been drawing political cartoons for Black newspapers for more than 50 years.
A second ex-employee and Howard graduate was sentenced to three years of probation.
Alliance Defending Freedom contends in two suits that the law tramples on religious freedom.
Swiftly moving wildfires roared into parts of Santa Rosa, Calif. and nearby towns Sunday night through Tuesday, causing damage and sending tens of thousands fleeing.
Wells Fargo branches were targeted in Southeast, Northeast and Northwest Washington, police said.
A cold front is putting an end to this warm and humid streak.
Overcrowded housing, high rates of uninsurance and preexisting conditions are among them.
Wide receiver Dijon Williams was arrested in Georgia, police said.
The institution addressed the ethics controversy surrounding the hire of the former D.C. city administrator.
Corporal had already been suspended after a DUI arrest in Nevada, police said.
A “worst case scenario” mechanical failure has necessitated a lengthy repair process.
Police say a speeding driver was under the influence when he ran into a traffic backup and could not stop in time.
Flynn’s lawyer said she recently updated the president and a Trump campaign lawyer on Flynn’s criminal case.
Police say a Ford Fusion hit another vehicle and flipped several times.
Police said it appears a gate opened as the man was moving drywall.
The Post newsroom is compiling everywhere voters can cast their ballot in the Washington region this election cycle.
Isolated flooding and damaging wind gusts cannot be ruled out.
