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After serving in a jury selection pool for the US federal court system, Caitlin Rogger reflects on how a valuable purpose can be undermined by a tedious and wasteful process. It’s a lot like driving.

Police arrested an armed man near the U.S. Capitol Building on Tuesday and are currently investigating a "suspicious package" near its Senate wing.

"The People's Marathon" returns to the area, closing several roads for traffic.

Here's a complete guide for runners and spectators for the 2023 Marine Corps Marathon, including start times and road closures in Washington, D.C. and...

Garden tours will be held from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 14 and Sunday, Oct. 15, according to the White House.

Part of 17th Street will be closed throughout the day on Wednesday, according to the National Park Service. 

We are about one week into Hispanic Heritage Month, and we have seen many celebrations around the DMV. If you are looking for some ways to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month this weekend, here is your guide to!

Check out a parade, wander through an exhibit, and dance all night long through out the months of September and October

Wednesday's false alarm or "swatting" on Capitol Hill calls to mind far too many instances that our public servants face unspeakable harms in the line of duty.

Even the U.S. Capitol complex is not immune to "swatting." This may have been what happened Wednesday afternoon when Capitol Police thought an active shooter roamed the Senate hallways.