Maryland officials are pushing for a resolution in the legal fight over the Purple Line, saying the project could be cancelled if delays continue.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser issued an order in response to an Inspector General report that found former schools chancellor Kaya Henderson granted discretionary out-of-boundary placements to politically-connected parents.

The redistricting plan passed by Democrats in the legislature -and later vetoed by Governor Hogan- would only redraw Maryland's Democrat-controlled congressional lines if five Republican-leaning states agree to do the same.

In this version of "Macbeth," directed by Liesl Tommy, the play is not based in Scotland, but in a North African country caught in the throes of a civil war.

A recent study published in the Harvard Education Review found that Fairfax County Public Schools exercised discriminatory practices.

Prince William County's Corey Stewart takes heat for defending Confederate symbols in his bid for the Republican gubernatorial nomination in Virginia. And D.C. Councilmember David Grosso explains why he wants the District to defer tax cuts.

Welcoming immigrants has long defined many Washington communities. But does that generosity have limits?

For Mark Furstenberg, owner of the Bread Furst Bakery in the Van Ness neighborhood of Washington, the third time was the charm. After being nominated three years in a row, this year he took home the 2017 James Beard award for Outstanding Baker.

A recent Washington Post investigation revealed that the District returned nearly $16 million in federal affordable-housing money in the past three years after missing spending deadlines.

Citing public health, Mayor Bowser is calling for cats to be licensed.