What's the impact of a cancelled search for a new FBI headquarters? For many local officials, including those in Prince George's County, it's a loss of possible jobs and development.

On Thursday, the WMATA board of directors is scheduled to open discussions on various ways to increase the transit system’s meager advertising revenues.

The battle over a massive mixed-use development near a Metro station in northeast D.C. underscores the struggle for affordable housing in the city.

Will GOP's control of Congress and the White House work to overrule the will of D.C.'s elected representatives?

Two sisters and their mother are among the last refugees to be resettled in the greater Washington region as new federal guidelines restricting refugee arrivals go into effect.

Some Washingtonians are believers in these kitty-assassins. But scientists aren't convinced and some conservationists are worried about unintended consequences.

At least five small, independent bookstores have opened in the Washington region in the last two years, with more on the way. Here's a look at how they are innovating to meet demand.

The Metropolitan Police Department reported that homicides, assaults with a dangerous weapon and robberies all dropped significantly.

School-aged kids have long been able to ride public transit for free. Now that benefit will extend to those over the age of 22.