Starting Monday, DC Tap Water Might Have Chlorine Smell, Taste

Authorities recommend running the cold water tap for two minutes and refrigerating tap water to reduce the chlorine taste and odor.

British Royals Visit Mount Vernon, DC Monuments

Their Royal Highnesses The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall stopped by George Washington's estate during their tour.

Was Your Car Towed During the Snowstorm?

Here's where to find it.

Defying Ban, Families Hold 'Sled In' Thursday on Capitol Hill

Snow day for kids in the nation's capital and surrounding suburbs.

Hillary Clinton Fundraiser Set for Next Week in DC

Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders to gather to show support for potential presidential candidate.

DC Police Budget Ranks 'Worst' on Return on Investment, Study Shows

The nation's capital ranks 110th in study of 110 cities, with highest police spending of $978 per capita, according to WalletHub research.

The Washington Monument Temporarily Closed Monday Due to Entrance Leak

The affected X-ray machine halted visits to the monument Dec. 29.

Two Neighboring States Sue Colorado for Marijuana Law

Nebraska and Oklahoma filed a lawsuit Dec. 18. It claims that the marijuana law violates federal law.

Next on C-SPAN: 'Oh God, It's Mom'

Only in Washington: Brothers who argue on opposite sides of the political spectrum get chastised on the air by their mother. Watch below.

Congress May Stop Marijuana Legalization in D.C.

After winning the majority of votes in the Nov. 4 election, Congress may override Initiative 71.

D.C. Bans Pre-Employment Marijuana Testing

The D.C. Council voted unanimously just one month after residents passed Initiative 71.

Traffic Cameras May Be Banned in D.C.

The bill would ban automated cameras and withhold highway funds.

Ferguson Protests Flood D.C. Streets and White House

Protesting took place at multiple location throughout D.C. Tuesday night.

Plan Hatched for Winter Commute on Capital Crescent Trail

Montgomery Parks will pilot a snow removal program on the popular bike path that connects Silver Spring and Georgetown.

Marijuana in D.C. Finds a Strong Foe in Congress

House Rep. and physician Andy Harris fights Initiative 71 after it was approved by voters Tuesday.

How Georgetown Voted on Marijuana Legalization

The marijuana initiative won over Ward 2.

How Georgetown Voted for Mayor

District election was not a cakewalk for Muriel Bowser, particularly in Ward 2.

D.C. Legalizes Marijuana in 2014 Election

Initiative 71 for personal use of marijuana in the District was passed with guidelines.

D.C. Mayoral Election Results: We Have A Winner

Voters will choose a new mayor along with other District representatives Nov. 4.

Election 2014: Guide to DC Election

Tuesday is Election Day.

Pharrell Promotes Muriel Bowser for D.C. Mayor

‘The Voice’ judge tweeted his support for the mayoral candidate.

Early Voting Opens for D.C. Elections

Registered District residents can begin voting Oct. 25.

D.C. Board of Elections Apologizes for Voter's Guide Mistake

Hundreds of thousands of voter’s guides were distributed to residents.

Major Mistake Printed on Thousands of D.C. Voter's Guides

D.C. Board of Elections spokeswoman claims that the error was made on purpose.

President Obama Supports Muriel Bowser for D.C. Mayor

President Obama asks D.C. residents to elect Muriel Bowser in the Nov. 4 election.

D.C. Council Votes: Concealed Handguns Allowed in Public

Residents and state license holders will be able to apply for a permit.

New Slogans Revealed for Marijuana Legalization Campaign

On Nov. 4, D.C. voters decide if Initiative 71 to legalize marijuana passes.

White House Visitor Center to Reopen After $12.6M Renovation

The two-year renovation includes new exhibits, visitor-friendly updates and energy-efficient design.

Va. Attorney General Launches Plan to Combat Drug Abuse, Overdoses

The state of Virginia may soon crack down on heroin and prescription drug abuse to prevent a growing number of fatal drug overdoses.

Hot Car Deaths: Should Government Mandate Technology?

After a deadly summer of children left in hot cars, a mother is calling on a government fix. What do you think?

McDonnell Jury Begins Deliberation in Corruption Trial

Jurors in Richmond began deliberations Tuesday in the federal corruption case against former Va. Gov. Bob McDonnell and his wife, Maureen.

Eric Cantor Snags New Job at Wall Street Investment Bank

The former U.S. House Majority Leader plans to join boutique investment bank Moelis & Co. to the tune of a $3.4 million pay package.

Ward 3 for Catania to Hold Community Meetings

Ward 3 for Catania invites residents to attend two upcoming community meetings to learn more about volunteering

5 Strangest Things We've Learned at the McDonnell Trial

The former first lady’s “crush,” a $6,000 Rolex watch and attempts to tap Mitt Romney are among the strangest events in the McDonnell trial.

Va. Elections Board Backs Strict Voter ID Law

The Board of Elections voted Wednesday to prohibit voters from using any photo ID that expired more than 12 months before Election Day.

Uber and Lyft Now Legally Allowed to Operate in Virginia

State officials and the Virginia DMV reached an agreement Wednesday that allows the companies to operate in Virginia.

McAuliffe Sets Special Election Date for Cantor's Congressional Seat

Gov. Terry McAuliffe announced Tuesday a special election has been set for Nov. 4 to fill the congressional seat of Rep. Eric Cantor.

Plaintiffs Oppose Stay of Gay Marriage Ruling in Va.

Challengers of Virginia's same-sex marriage ban want a federal appeals court to allow gay marriages before a Supreme Court ruling.

Same-Sex Marriage: Supreme Court or Bust?

With more courthouse victories for gays and lesbians, is it time for a final decision?

Eric Cantor to Resign from Congress Aug. 18

Cantor (R-Va.), who stepped down as U.S. House Majority Leader Thursday, said he plans to resign his seat in the House of Representatives.