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Local Headlines: School trips to D.C. are back in all their teenage glory
Interior Dept. seeks to fire Park Police officers who fatally shot Bijan Ghaisar in 2017; She tried to curb crime as a cop. Now retired, she created a nonprofit to keep serving.; Spencer, Kessler, Cantwell and other white supremacists found liable in deadly Unite the Right rally ; D.C. records 200th homicide of the year, a mark not seen since 2003; Airport parking lots, garages filling up as passengers choose driving over transit and cabs; Mobile shower program seeks to pour kindness and confidence into the unhoused; It's time for a history lesson — one that doesn't leave out America's native people; D.C.-area forecast: Thanksgiving the warmest day of the week; cold before and after; Md. redistricting arm advances map that would make Rep. Andy Harris's more competitive for Democrats; The Post's annual Helping Hand campaign kicks off with three new charities; No. 2 Maryland's trip to the Bahamas will be good preparation for March
After more than 25 years as a police officer, retired Cpl. Tanya Smith created Revelations of All Resources (ROAR) to support the community and help address youth violence.
The federal jury in Charlottesville awarded a total of $26 million in damages against the 12 individual defendants and five white nationalist organizations on trial.
By Ellie Silverman, Ian Shapira, Tom Jackman and John Woodrow Cox ●Read more »
Airports across the country say garages and lots are filling up amid a surge of Thanksgiving travelers and fewer people taking transit or getting dropped off by ridehailing cars.
