Watchdog: Too many D.C. Metro trains are run by exhausted (or drunk) drivers
The report from the Metro safety watchdog highlights the issue of exhausted and drunk drivers on Metro trains and urges rule changes.
By Rachel WeinerMetro workers nearly killed doing repair work, audit says
A safety audit revealed that Metro workers have had near misses with trains due to poor oversight and training.
By Rachel WeinerBiden seeks $3.1 billion to rebuild Baltimore bridge, other highways
The White House also asked Congress for emergency funding to deal with wildfires and prepare for hurricanes.
By Jacob BogageWith an eye on speed, Maryland seeks private team to rebuild Key Bridge
Maryland officials have asked private industry Friday to help design and build a replacement for the fallen Key Bridge and open it no later than October 15, 2028.
By Michael LarisHouse committee investigating Metro over treatment of inspectors general
The House Oversight Committee is investigating whether leaders of Washington’s Metro system have interfered with the work of former inspectors general.
By Michael LarisLong before Key Bridge collapse, Baltimore mariners warned of ‘ship strikes’
Over the past two decades, a Baltimore harbor safety committee repeatedly discussed the risks that ever-larger cargo ships posed to local bridges, according to previously unreported records obtained by The Washington Post.
By Steve Thompson and Ian DuncanWhat happens to the Dali now that it’s back at port in Baltimore?
Nearly two months after knocking down the Francis Scott Key Bridge, the container ship Dali has been “refloated” and is back in Baltimore.
By Michael LarisThe Dali ship crew is still on board after hitting the Baltimore bridge
What to know about the crew still on board the ship that struck the Baltimore bridge.
By Emily Davies and Rachel WeinerMaryland receives $60 million in initial Key Bridge federal relief funds
Maryland will have federal money in a matter of days to pay for the Key Bridge recovery and rebuilding mission, but longer-term funding could take months.
By Jacob Bogage and Danny NguyenThe history of Key Bridge, Baltimore’s engineering marvel of the 1970s
The Francis Scott Key Bridge, named after the lyricist of “The Star-Spangled Banner,” collapsed into the Patapsco River after being struck by a freighter.
By Jennifer HassanProposed Caps, Wizards arena collides with transit plans for Amazon HQ2
Virginia wooed Amazon HQ2 to Arlington by promising to ‘urbanize’ Route 1. Now the state wants to build a sports arena further down that road in Alexandria.
By Teo ArmusD.C. passed a bill to crack down on speeding. Here’s how it will work.
The legislation, passed Tuesday by the D.C. Council, will create a point system for speed-camera violators and impose new penalties on repeat offenders.
By Danny NguyenMetro is likely to avoid extreme cuts. But expect higher fares.
More cash from D.C., Maryland and Virginia will probably prevent extreme cuts to Metro service, such as closed stations. But fare hikes and other cuts are possible.
By Michael LarisVirginia pitches traffic, Metro fixes for planned Caps, Wizards arena
Officials said they will ease the impact of a planned sports arena in Alexandria with expanded turn lanes and more frequent trains and buses.
By Teo ArmusD.C. will begin fining drivers in bus-only lanes
Starting Monday, D.C. drivers could be fined $100 for driving, parking or stopping in a bus lane.
By Danny Nguyen‘Good job, weather’: D.C.-area snow delights kids, disrupts travel
Depending on where you had to be, the heaviest snowstorm to hit the Washington area in more than two years was a glorious gift or a time-sucking headache.
By Michael Laris, Nicole Asbury and Olivia DiazMontgomery County would gain faster bus service under budget proposal
County executive Mark Elrich’s budget proposal includes a major expansion to the county’s bus rapid transit network along two new routes.
By Danny NguyenA stolen D.C. Mercedes nearly paralyzed her — and left a year of questions
Rachel Ryan underwent countless surgeries in a 37-day hospital stay. Her story illustrated the chain reaction of crime in a violent year in the nation’s capital.
By Ian ShapiraReckless drivers in spotlight as D.C. hits 16-year high on traffic deaths
D.C. is struggling to slow carnage on the roads as it faces unmet goals in cutting traffic fatalities by next year.
By Luz Lazo‘Highway of Death’ needs higher fines for speeding, Md. officials say
A proposed bill would increase the current $40 fine on Indian Head Highway in hopes of discouraging reckless driving.
By Jasmine Hilton