A hair less warm Sunday but still near 80. Nearly as warm Monday with a chance for severe p.m. storms. Damaging wind over 57 mph is the top concern so far. 4:33 PM: 🔷 CWG’s latest D.C.-area forecast ...

Meteorologist Alena Lee previews what the forecast will be throughout the weekend, when the cherry blossoms will be at their ...

Max Burtner had 12 points and Jalen Heard finished with 11 points, including a pair of big 3-pointers late in the second half ... The Burros have been patient offensively and that's part of the reason ...

Attention turns to the eight state semifinal games on Friday, and champions will be crowned on Saturday with play beginning ...

But where the low-scoring Lions excelled was forcing Chatham away from the basket. Cherry Hill West coach Dan ... Chatham shot just 2-of-11 from behind the arc, and couldn't get anything going ...

A weakening labor market has also fueled recession fears, with private-sector hiring in February hitting a seven-month low. Compounding the issue are the mass layoffs in the federal workforce ...

Though most declined to speak, 11 people — including some who reached out on their own and two who were supplied by Amazon — gave us a detailed look at how RTO has affected their lives.

Noah Sundquist’s continued development has made him one of Cherry’s go-to players this year, and his dominance sparked the Tigers to a Section 7A semifinal win over Cromwell-Wright on Thursday.

Green buds popped up Tuesday on the Yoshino cherry trees around the Tidal Basin — stage one of six on the path to peak bloom. The National Park Service tracks the six stages: 1, green buds ...

Cherry Hill West sophomore Kirsten Gibson summed it up perfectly on a sequence of plays she had late in the third quarter during a matchup against Neptune in the Group 3 semifinals. Cherry Hill ...

Japan's Nikkei 225 fell 0.64% to close at 36,793.11 after falling to as low as 35,987.13, its lowest since September 17. South Korea’s Kospi fell 1.28% to 2,537.60. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index ...

Low-income households, who spend a larger share of their budgets on goods than the wealthy and tend to favor cheaper imports, will bear the brunt of the hit. Economists from Bank of America and ...