Washington, DC News - Page 21 - WTOP News

Will DC Mayor Muriel Bowser run for a fourth term? Political speculation heats up

Credit: AP/Julia Demaree Nikhinson

Will DC Mayor Muriel Bowser run for a fourth term? Political speculation heats up

Woman who lost her job at USAID finds a new home for her advocacy efforts

Woman who lost her job at USAID finds a new home for her advocacy efforts

‘We want to recover that spirit’: DC reverend recalls the Million Man March 30 years later

‘We want to recover that spirit’: DC reverend recalls the Million Man March 30 years later

Ex-Trump national security adviser Bolton charged with storing and sharing classified information

Ex-Trump national security adviser Bolton charged with storing and sharing classified information

Trump plans to leave his mark on Washington by building a Paris-like arch near the Lincoln Memorial

Trump plans to leave his mark on Washington by building a Paris-like arch near the Lincoln Memorial

A Grammy-nominated educator named DC’s Teacher of the Year

A Grammy-nominated educator named DC’s Teacher of the Year

More Washington, DC News

Things to do in the DC area: Deaf Way Film Festival, ‘Fremont Ave.’ … and more!

Things to do in the DC area: Deaf Way Film Festival, ‘Fremont Ave.’ … and more!

8 restaurants join DC Michelin Guide

8 restaurants join DC Michelin Guide

VOA employees hope a comedy show in DC will raise awareness for laid off journalists

VOA employees hope a comedy show in DC will raise awareness for laid off journalists

This couple has a bigger mission than the finish line during this year’s Marine Corps Marathon

This couple has a bigger mission than the finish line during this year’s Marine Corps Marathon

Georgetown University names Eduardo Peñalver new president

Georgetown University names Eduardo Peñalver new president

Commentary: I turned in my Pentagon credential — not my commitment

Commentary: I turned in my Pentagon credential — not my commitment

As the government shutdown drags on, DC businesses feel the pinch

As the government shutdown drags on, DC businesses feel the pinch

Dresses and dreams: Inside the quinceañera economy of the DC region

Dresses and dreams: Inside the quinceañera economy of the DC region

On the Move: Families are moving away from the DC region. It’s especially true in Loudoun Co.

On the Move: Families are moving away from the DC region. It’s especially true in Loudoun Co.

Furloughed IRS worker describes consequences of government shutdown

Furloughed IRS worker describes consequences of government shutdown

After losing her partner to suicide, woman successfully advocates for barriers on DC bridge

After losing her partner to suicide, woman successfully advocates for barriers on DC bridge

LOVE Act lets DC residents get married during shutdown

LOVE Act lets DC residents get married during shutdown

On the Move: ‘War on talent’ grows as DC region’s population gets older

On the Move: ‘War on talent’ grows as DC region’s population gets older

Docuseries on the disappearance of Relisha Rudd hopes to generate new tips on the 11-year-old case

Docuseries on the disappearance of Relisha Rudd hopes to generate new tips on the 11-year-old case

Nor’easter brings stormy weather, heavy winds to DC region

Nor’easter brings stormy weather, heavy winds to DC region

Anti-Trump encampment returns to Union Station after permit reinstated

Anti-Trump encampment returns to Union Station after permit reinstated

Amid relief of Gaza ceasefire, US Muslim, Jewish groups agree on difficulty of achieving lasting peace

Amid relief of Gaza ceasefire, US Muslim, Jewish groups agree on difficulty of achieving lasting peace

Thanks to tariffs, the cost of Halloween costumes are more trick than treat

Thanks to tariffs, the cost of Halloween costumes are more trick than treat

Log in to your WTOP account for notifications and alerts customized for you.