Man, horse drown in Bark Camp Lake

US Forest Service investigates drowning of man, horse at Bark Camp Lake Recreation Area

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18 gentrifying D.C. neighborhoods identified

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Local officers lead way in storm-devastated Oklahoma

Three local Salvation Army officers are assisting with vital efforts in Oklahoma after powerful storms swept across the region last month.

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Nats' Bryce Harper models underwear for Under Armour

Fans who want to see more of Bryce Harper are getting their wish as the Nationals All-Star is modeling underwear for Under Armor.

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Carroll Co. swim school temporarily closes

Carroll Co. swim school temporarily closes, health dept. says pool operated without permit

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Bongino to announce congressional bid

Former U.S. Secret Service agent Dan Bongino is scheduled to announce his plans to run for the Republican nomination for Maryland's 6th district congressional race.

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American Legion Boys State moves to Radford

About 800 high school students have gathered in Radford for the 71st annual American Legion Boys State.

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US judge in Microsoft antitrust case dies at 76

Thomas Penfield Jackson, who as a federal judge in Washington presided over a historic Microsoft antitrust case and the drug possession trial of former Mayor Marion Barry, has died.

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Danville considers demolition of 166 properties

More than 160 derelict properties in Danville could be demolished under a proposal before City Council.

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Va. board to discuss ways to prevent child deaths

The State Board of Social Services is coming to Virginia Beach this week to discuss ways to prevent child deaths.

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Boston's Lester loses for 1st time at Camden Yards

Jon Lester insisted he was victimized by bad luck, even though the box score suggested otherwise.

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24 Va localities to get grants for school officers

24 Virginia localities to receive state grants for school resource officers

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Fort Lee soldiers returning from deployment

Soldiers based at Fort Lee are coming home from a six-month deployment to Kuwait and Afghanistan.

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Federal furloughs to delay cleanup at WWI munitions site

WTOP has learned the furlough of government workers will mean a delay in the toxic cleanup at Spring Valley near American University.

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Man exposes himself to two women in Md. Target store

Police are looking for a man who reportedly exposed himself to two women in the dressing room area of a Columbia, Md. Target store.

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Landmark Mall remake primed for spring 2014 start

The Howard Hughes Corp. plans to begin an ambitious redevelopment of Landmark Mall in Alexandria in spring 2014 following the Alexandria City Council's approval of the multimillion-dollar project.

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Man charged in Baltimore Co. parking lot shooting

Man charged in shooting in Md. convenience store parking lot when officers were nearby

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Bike lanes: A rare harmony between cyclists and drivers

Conventional wisdom follows that motorists and bicyclists are at odds over sharing the road. But when it comes to road improvements and traffic safety, there appears to be surprising harmony: Build more bicycle lanes.

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IRS supervisor in DC scrutinized tea party cases

IRS supervisor in Washington reviewed earliest tea party cases, contradicting agency claims

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Clarksburg HS wins electric car grand prix

Running in the hallways of Clarksburg High School isn't allowed -- driving an award-winning electric vehicle is OK, though.

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