A new exhibition at the Corcoran Gallery explores D.C.’s subculture of graffiti, go-go, hardcore punk music and the influences that live on today.

The pretrial hearing of Pfc. Bradley Manning, accused of leaking state secrets to the Wikileaks website, resumed Tuesday with the military judge concluding that most of the pretrial delays were justified.

The identity of the Travon Bennett, accused of killing an 18-year-old Central High School student last September, was revealed Monday, along with his alleged motive.

An arrest has finally been made in the Sept. 11 murder of 18-year-old Central High School student Marckel Ross, one of six Prince George's students murdered in the last six months.

The man who shot then-President Ronald Reagan will be in a District court this week as a judge weighs whether to expand his release privileges.

The former Homeland Security director for D.C. will serve a 3.5-year prison term for tax fraud.

Prince George's County police are making gains on one of the six murder cases that have taken place this school year.

Backseat drivers are normally obnoxious enough, but one woman from Roanoke, Va., took it to a new level, drawing a DUI charge after causing an accident from the back seat.

How a new study into the "broken windows" theory might shake long-held beliefs about police tactics and urban crime.