Teenager fatally shot in D.C.'s Brookland Metro station
Peter Hermann, Emily Davies
The teen was shot on the platform of the station by an unidentified gunman, police said.
Maryland town apologizes, offers amends to settle voting rights lawsuit
Joe Heim
Federalsburg, Md. settled a voting rights by agreeing to apologize for its history of racism and committing to reconciliation.
'It just came over me': Officials show man's confession in 1994 Va. killing
Olivia Diaz
Stephan Smerk appears in court, accused in the formerly cold-case killing of 37-year-old Robin Warr Lawrence in Fairfax County in 1994.
PM Update: Showers end this evening, and remaining cool tonight through Friday
Ian Livingston
Some icy precipitation fell on the area this afternoon, making it feel a bit wintry. It'll stay cool to end the workweek.
They're sustaining Baltimore's bridge recovery, one sandwich at a time
Danny Nguyen
Small business owners in Baltimore have donated food to first responders and other recovery workers in the week and a half since the Key Bridge collapsed.
Educators who nurture our young children deserve a raise, not a pay cut
Petula Dvorak
D.C.'s preschool teachers are crucial to shaping the future of the District. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser's budget doesn't value them.
The Dali ship crew is still on board after hitting the Baltimore bridge
Emily Davies, Rachel Weiner
What to know about the crew still on board the ship that struck the Baltimore bridge.
Bowser aide investigated second time in domestic incidents
Peter Hermann, Michael Brice-Saddler
D.C. police are again investigating an aide to Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) in connection with a domestic dispute five months he was arrested during another argument with his now ex-wife.
Advocates criticize Bowser's proposed defunding of ombudsperson's office
Ellie Silverman
The Office of the Ombudsperson for Children provides oversight for children involved with D.C.'s Child and Family Services Agency.
D.C. mayor's bill targets truancy, mandates aggressive prosecution
Lauren Lumpkin, Emily Davies, Meagan Flynn
The District's deputy mayor for public safety and justice said she was 'okay' if the bill meant more youths would be locked behind bars.