Concerns about safety and reports of drug use on campus at Kennedy High School in Montgomery County, Maryland, have led to a community meeting to discuss ways the school system and county officials can do more to keep the school safe.
The witnesses scheduled to testify before a House Education and Workforce subcommittee represent New York City Public Schools, the Berkeley Unified School District in California and the Montgomery County Public Schools in Maryland.
Residents of a wide swath of upper Northwest D.C. are under a boil water advisory until at least Friday after a water main break on Wednesday afternoon.
If you're not interested in voting for Maryland Democratic contenders for U.S. Senate, U.S. Rep. David Trone and Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks, you have other options this upcoming election.
This week, Damon Gupton will guest conduct the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra for "Blockbuster Film Classics" at Strathmore in North Bethesda, Maryland on Thursday night, followed by Meyerhoff Symphony Hall in Baltimore on Saturday and Sunday.
The Arab Student Union at Jackson-Reed High School in Northwest D.C. has withdrawn its request for a federal court to take emergency action in a lawsuit that claimed the school suppressed the student club's right to free speech.
The number of individual millionaires in the D.C. metro has grown by 75% in the last decade, but it ranks nowhere near the top for wealthiest cities in the world, based on millionaires.
A man is dead after being struck and killed by a vehicle in the area of Norbeck Road and Georgia Avenue in Montgomery County, Maryland, on Wednesday morning, police said.
D.C. police have begun taking down the encampment site at George Washington University early Wednesday morning, where protests against the Israel-Hamas war have taken place for the last two weeks.
A Prince George's County police officer is suspended with pay after officials say he called authorities for help and then struck a responding sheriff's deputy at his home in Charles County, Maryland.
The University of Virginia's president and police chief have explained why they decided to break up an encampment on campus Saturday, which led police to arrest 27 people protesting against the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza.