The report found 11 areas in which Metro needs to improve to ensure operators are fit for duty.

The stories they told and the bruises on their bodies brought tears to her eyes. But her time with them also brought something else.

The work to fix a broken water main and repair the Third Street Tunnel was complicated, officials said.

A downed tree is blocking the southbound side of the GW Parkway.

On Sept. 5, DASH will become the first transit agency in the D.C. area to end fares.

Thousands of people are expected to head to the National Mall for voting rights protests on the 58th anniversary of the March on Washington.

Officials have said it could be days before the major artery can carry traffic again to and from downtown Washington.

Northbound and southbound lanes in the tunnel reopened south of Massachusetts Avenue NW.

Officials did not have an estimate for when the tunnel would reopen but said closures would probably be in place through Monday evening.

It was the 10th handgun seized by officials at the airport this year. Nineteen were seized in 2019.

A fallen tree has closed both sides of the GW Parkway

The D.C. Council approved $10 million to negotiate property across from the Francis Scott Key Bridge.

Several crashes happened earlier in the morning near the Georgia Avenue exit in the Silver Spring area.

Officials cited a signal problem at the Largo stop that caused delays in both directions.

Parts of Rock Creek Parkway and the George Washington Parkway are closed due to downed trees.

The $480 million bridge will replace the 71-year-old span over the Anacostia River.

General Manager Paul J. Wiedefeld said 45 percent of 12,000 employees are fully vaccinated, according to an internal memo he sent to employees Tuesday.

A tractor-trailer crash closed some lanes of I-270 near Frederick.

A larger share of area residents said they have seriously considered moving to a new community since the pandemic began.

The conclusion came in a five-page audit that reviewed how Metro installed or replaced parts.

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