News & Politics Everything You Think You Know About the (Nonexistent) Georgetown Metro Stop Is Wrong The missing station became a symbol of how the city works—or doesn’t work—for its residents. Georgetown, I.Q., Metro, RosslynNovember 10, 2021
News & Politics | Real Estate Star Athletes’ Departures a Boon for DC-Area Realtors John Wall and Max Scherzer have secured deals to sell their multimillion-dollar DC-area properties. DC Real EstateNovember 3, 2021
News & Politics Virginia Swings Back to Swing State Status Glenn Youngkin becomes Virginia's first Republican Governor since Bob McDonnell. Glenn Youngkin, Virginia PoliticsNovember 3, 2021
News & Politics Owner of Escaped Zebras Charged with Animal Cruelty Following Two Zebra Deaths One of Jerry Lee Holly's escaped zebras and one of his captive zebras each recently perished. ZebrasOctober 20, 2021
News & Politics People Are Making Fun of WMATA’s $21 Compensation for People on Derailed Train The new subject of criticism emerges as passengers are already fuming over this week's delays. Metro, WMATAOctober 20, 2021
News & Politics Metro’s Latest Headaches Are Becoming National News The Washington subway's frustrating delays for commuters have made news in Montana. WMATAOctober 20, 2021
News & Politics Larry Hogan’s Onetime Chief of Staff Hit With Fraud Charges The allegations surrounding Roy McGrath could make Hogan's potential 2024 bid even more complicated. Larry HoganOctober 5, 2021
News & Politics Washington Spirit Owner Resigns as CEO Amid Allegations of Toxic Workplace Culture But Steve Baldwin may still retain his ownership interest in the team. Washington SpiritOctober 5, 2021
News & Politics Washington Football Team Puts Trainer on Leave After Feds Raid Practice Facility The nature of the criminal inquiry involving head trainer Ryan Vermillion is unknown. Ryan Vermillion, Washington Football TeamOctober 5, 2021
News & Politics There’s Been a New Zebra Sighting in Maryland They've been on the loose since late August. An ex-White House official reported spotting them September 19. ZebrasSeptember 21, 2021