The still-unidentified thief has been spotted using accessories like a baseball cap, wig, gloves, hijab, a hoodie, a skirt and, most recently, a construction hat to conceal his identity. The FBI has recently upped their reward from $5,000 to $10,000 for any information that could lead to his capture.

Yearning for a place to express your creative side? At NonStop Art, a maker space in Congress Heights, residents gather to screen print, sew, and learn new ways to get making.

When a Virginia man bought a Powerball ticket at a grocery store in Manassas earlier this month, he had a hunch it might be his lucky day.

Furloughed government workers reporting to their jobs will get free D.C. Metro and bus rides for the length of the government shutdown, pending approval by Metro’s board of directors.

Construction on a parking garage at the Silver Line’s eventual Innovation Center Station in Herndon was halted last year when officials realized it sank 4 inches. They now say it is repaired and ready to be finished, but Fairfax County and contractor Manhattan Construction may soon be battling over who will foot the bill.

Work is starting up again on a Silver Line parking garage in Herndon that was sinking into the ground, but county officials still must figure out what exactly caused it to sink — and who will pay.

It’s peak season once again for the National Museum of African American History & Culture (NMAAHC), which means you need to act fast and plan ahead if you’re hoping to get inside this summer.

A new memorial in Lorton will honor the work of women suffragists 100 years after women’s right to vote was ratified. The memorial is not far from the Occoquan Workhouse, a building where sufragettes were imprisoned and in some cases beaten for protesting for the right to vote.

A man who worked as a substitute teacher and teacher’s assistant at two Virginia elementary schools has been sentenced to more than 12 years in prison for trying to entice a child to engage in illegal sexual conduct

A new memorial will honor the work female suffragists did to fight for the right to vote. The site is close to the Occoquan Workhouse, where suffragists were jailed and in some cases beaten for protesting in favor of suffrage.

A water main burst at Connecticut Avenue near Van Ness Street NW, right by the UDC campus. DC Water is responding to the scene.

Two women are charged with theft after police say they stole packages from multiple homes in Fort Washington and Accokeek.

Every scooter company in the city offers deals for low-income residents, but who’s got the best discount, and how do you get it? Use our table to find out.

Rogue the lesser kudu gave birth to a healthy male calf at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo on Oct. 14.

Jennifer Smith will be competing in the Marine Corps Marathon for the first time this year, but she wasn’t always this active.

Western Virginia and central Maryland counties can expect a frost advisory, while northeastern Virginia and the Maryland panhandle are under a freeze warning.

A Silver Spring woman talks about her journey to the Marine Corps Marathon. Aimee Cho reports.

We’re in for a cold and wet weekend, but skies should look clear and the temperature will be in the 60s as we head into the week.

At a rally at Anacostia High School Friday, students gathered to demand that the D.C. Council start taking action to curb violence against their classmates.

Since the start of the year, nearly a dozen young people have died due to violence in Washington. Anacostia High School students rallied on Friday to demand city officials do more to protect their classmates.