Rolling to Remember street closures planned Sunday in Washington
The Rolling to Remember motorcycle demonstration will return to Washington this Memorial Day weekend, bringing Sunday road closures to the nation’s capital.
By Washington Post StaffCourt official: DMV knew of DUIs of woman charged in fatal D.C. crash
The assertion from the Superior Court spokesman increases pressure on city officials to explain how they handled the woman’s license.
By Luz Lazo and Emily DaviesMaryland state trooper struck by suspected drunk driver on Beltway
Both men were hospitalized and released after Monday morning's wreck.
By Dan MorseMetro email policy under scrutiny after probe into Russia computer intrusion
As a policy, Metro deletes work emails after six months. The Office of the Inspector General said that time frame can be detrimental to investigations and safety.
By Justin GeorgePotomac Yard Metro station, decades in the making, opens in Alexandria
The new stop on the Blue and Yellow lines is Metro’s 98th station, located between the Reagan National Airport and Braddock Road stations.
By Michael LarisWant to walk to DCA? Plans for pedestrian airport bridge move forward.
Arlington County Board members signed off on a basic design for CC2DCA, which would connect Reagan National Airport with the Crystal City neighborhood.
By Teo ArmusComputer in Russia breached Metro system amid security concerns, report says
The inspector general’s report surfaced deep-rooted problems that the watchdog’s officials say leave the transit agency vulnerable to attacks.
By Justin George and Ian DuncanD.C. Council poised to delay K Street plan, add buses and ride-hailing charge
The budget that the council is set to vote on Tuesday would restore D.C. Circulator routes and supports a 25-cent surcharge on ride-hailing trips.
By Michael Brice-Saddler and Luz LazoFeds release updated $8.8 billion redevelopment plan for Union Station
The revised vision for the rail station includes less parking, an underground drop-off area, and integrated bus, pedestrian and bike access.
By Luz LazoD.C. leaders to decide fate of long-planned K Street Transitway project
Amid a tight budget, some lawmakers want to pause one of the mayor’s most prized projects and use the money for other priorities.
By Luz LazoMetro moving toward rail car design that allows for more space
Transit officials visited a rail yard in New York to see subway cars that use the "open gangway” style Metro is considering for its 8000 series cars.
By Justin GeorgeBill proposes 28 new daily flights at DCA, with longer distances
The bipartisan measure, which seeks an exemption to federal rules that limit long-distance flights at Reagan National Airport, is opposed by D.C.-area lawmakers.
By Lori ArataniHow 6 million D.C. traffic tickets went unpaid
About 6.2 million traffic tickets totaling nearly $1.3 billion in fines and penalties have not been paid to the District since 2000. Here’s why so many people can get away without paying the fines.
By Luz LazoBudget tensions emerge as D.C. Council prepares for vote
In working on the 2024 budget, D.C. lawmakers are considering cuts to several popular programs, at times pitting more urgent initiatives against projects with longer timelines.
By Michael Brice-Saddler and Lauren LumpkinMetro to increase Red Line train frequency to help alleviate overcrowding
Trains will run every six minutes or less during peak hours in the middle of the week, the transit agency said.
By Justin GeorgeMetro deals blow to fare-free bus plan in win for Bowser
Several D.C. Council members raised questions about the plan this week, days after the mayor organized support for the competing K Street Transitway project.
By Justin George and Michael Brice-SaddlerBowser, D.C. Council’s feud over public transit vision escalates
The mayor sought to rally against a proposal for free Metrobus service that would mostly defund a project she said is critical to rejuvenating downtown.
By Luz Lazo, Justin George and Michael Brice-SaddlerMan shot in bus bay in Northeast D.C.; delays on some Metrobus routes
Bus service was rerouted from the station while police investigated.
By Justin GeorgeAutism awareness project connects kids and the trains they love
A special transit announcement project is taking place this month as part of autism awareness month at Metro and transit systems in other cities.
By Justin GeorgeBeltway in Northern Virginia reopens after serious crash
Virginia State Police said the incident happened around 3:50 a.m. near the Beltway's Van Dorn Street exit.
By Dana Hedgpeth