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Metro is operating on a special schedule on Monday in observation of Presidents Day.

A winter storm impacted the Northeast Tuesday, as a mix of rain and snow worked its way into the D.C. area.

Five stations on the east end of Metro’s Red Line will shut down this summer for work to connect the Purple Line light-rail project to the system at Silver Spring.

Leaders with the Washington Metropolitan Transit Authority unveiled their plan to overcome a $750 million budget shortfall for fiscal year 2025 on Monday.

WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — The Washington Metropolitan Transit Authority (WMATA) is planning on presenting upcoming potential Metro closures to board members on Thursday. The presentation will include Rail Service Adjustment (RSA) outages scheduled for summer and winter 2024, summer and winter 2025 and summer 2026, according to an Information Summary by WMATA. These closures […]

A former Metro Transit Police officer was sentenced Wednesday for unlawfully beating an unarmed rider nearly four years ago. 

Loudoun County announced electric vehicle drivers will soon be charged to use electrical vehicle (EV) charging stations at the two county-owned and operated Metrorail parking garages.

WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — WMATA said that in 2023, riders took 226 million trips across Metrorail, Metrobus and MetroAccess. The 2023 Metro Report tells riders how many trips they took, how many stations they visited, and more transit highlights from their year using Metro. Riders are encouraged to take a screenshot of their results […]

Metro General Manager Randy Clarke says the transit system is working hard to address all the challenges it faces in the new year.

The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) shared the Rosslyn and Court House stations will be closed during the Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday weekend.