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A long-forgotten White House record collection has been rediscovered thanks to the efforts of a presidential grandson. WTOP's Matt Small reports.

How does D.C. rank when it comes to its park system? WTOP's Matt Small reports.

D.C. attorney general hopefuls gathered at George Washington University to discuss issues facing District residents. WTOP's Matt Small reports.

Music fans will no longer need to show proof of a COVID-19 vaccination at several popular venues in the D.C. area. WTOP’s Matt Small reports.

A Montgomery County leader is speaking out after the letters K-K-K and swastikas were found penciled on a desk at a middle school last week in Rockville, Maryland. WTOP's Matt Small reports.

You are still required to wear masks on planes, trains and other public transportation. Now, the federal government is being sued over its pandemic requirement. WTOP's Matt Small reports.

A planned strike by Howard University faculty members is now off. WTOP's Matt Small reports.

There are many ways to celebrate St. Patrick's Day in the D.C. area. WTOP's Matt Small highlights a few.

Antisemitic flyers have been found in Fairfax County. Following a similar incident in Prince George's County. WTOP's Matt Small reports.

'The Washington Commanders' -- Does the new name signal a new chapter for Washington's NFL Team? WTOP's Matt Small checks in with former longtime voice of the Burgundy and Gold Frank Herzog.

Marine Corps Base Quantico welcomed thousands of Afghan refugees last year. Now we're learning more about what they experienced there. WTOP's Matt Small reports.

If you've been waiting for Maryland’s Purple Line to begin rolling, pack your patience. WTOP's Matt Small reports.

A woman died in front of a Silver Spring bank today after being run over. Police say she knew the driver. WTOP's Matt Small reports.

It began with strange sounds coming from inside a Maryland house. It ended with a man being pulled from the chimney. WTOP's Matt Small reports.

WTOP's Matt Small previewed the snow storm that struck the D.C. area and stranded thousands of people on Interstate 95 in Virginia for CBS News on Monday morning. Stay ahead of the next storm by staying with WTOP News.

There are some new laws across the D.C. area starting today. WTOP’s Matt Small takes a look at some of them.

Have you started planning your New Year's resolutions? WTOP's Matt Small reports.

COVID-19 cases in D.C., Maryland and Virginia are up. Way up, in fact. WTOP's Matt Small reports.

The latest in that deadly Loudoun County crash involving Deshazor Everett of the Washington Football Team Thursday night. WTOP's Megan Cloherty and Matt Small report.

D.C. leads the U.S. in the percentage of residents leaving any jurisdiction across the nation. WTOP's Matt Small reports.

Today's a special holiday for “Seinfeld” fans. WTOP's Matt Small explains.

WTF? Swearing is on the rise. WTOP's Matt Small reports.

Saturday Night Live was supposed to air its final live episode of the year last night. But concerns over the surging omicron variant of COVID-19 threw a wrench in the plans. WTOP's Matt Small reports.

Leonard Nimoy, best-known for his role on Star Trek as Mr. Spock, died in 2015. But his memory lives on, especially those ears, which you'll be able to see at The Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum in D.C. starting next year. WTOP’s Matt Small reports.

As Kentucky and neighboring states deal with the aftermath of deadly, devastating tornadoes, could similar storms happen in the D.C. area? WTOP's Matt Small gets answers from NBC Washington's Chief Meteorologist Doug Kammerer.