Washington D.C. Travel News

Twenty-six students from across West Virginia will recite poems by Edgar Allan Poe, Robert Frost, Emily Dickinson and others during the 2014 state Poetry Out Loud competition set for Mar. 14-15 at the Culture Center in Charleston.

The Obama administration said Tuesday it's making steady progress on healthcare sign-ups, but the White House needs something close to a miracle to meet its goal of enrolling 6 million people by the end of this month.

A new generation of fake driver's licenses has infiltrated the Washington, D.C. region, many of them sophisticated enough to fool law enforcement and scanning devices, according to a review by the News4 I-Team.

A half-size replica of the Vietnam War Memorial in Washington, D.C., is scheduled to go on display at the downtown San Diego waterfront Thursday.

You'd think that in the 21st Century, we could do things better than we did in the 1930's.

Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, a possible White House contender in 2016 , launched a new political action committee Thursday to help support conservative candidates in midterm elections for Congress.

Strong winds were to blame for the power surge, and caused power outages to thousands of homes across Maryland and Virginia The U.S. Capitol building went dark and thousands of homes lost power Wednesday night after strong winds caused power outages in Washington D.C. and other areas of Maryland and Virginia.

A Northampton County judge ruled today a New York City lawyer unlawfully raided the estate of a Bethlehem man and must pay his survivors nearly $950,000.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt used to hop on the presidential railcar, the Ferdinand Magellan, and roll down to Warm Springs, Ga., seeking relief for his shriveled legs.

Washington, D.C. is best known for its long-standing historical and national significance, but a quick spring break day trip could help you uncover more of the city's fun.

Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee is back in town again for his latest high-profile speech to a Washington, D.C., conservative group, the latest sign he's gearing up for a potential 2016 presidential run.

This past Saturday, the Millersville University Activities Board sponsored a day trip to Washington D.C. Students were free to tour the city from 10 a.m. until 7 p.m. The attendees of the trip were dropped off at the National Mall.

US President Barack Obama shakes hands with Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk during meetings in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C. on March 12. In a strong show of support, U.S. President Barack Obama has met Ukraine's Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk at the White House.

Maddox Middle School eighth-grade students and teachers Greg Tinker and Karen Hamman pose for a picture Friday afternoon at the school.

Ah, March. It's the time of year in parts of the U.S. when the weather can trick you into thinking it's spring one day, only to smack you in the face with sleet and snow the next.

If you're ready to "spring" into action and take advantage of temperatures that are-finally!-warming up, consider going to Washington, DC for the National Cherry Blossom Festival , March 20 - April 13. Just across the Potomac River from D.C. is Alexandria, Virginia , George Washington's hometown, poised to welcome visitors and support their ... (more)

President Barack Obama's appearance on "Between Two Ferns" to encourage young people to sign up for Obamacare seems to be working.

Eric Justin Toth, 32, a former private school teacher and camp counselor, was sentenced today to 25 years in prison on child pornography and other charges.

Nancy Najarian is running for the U.S. Congressional seat being vacated by Congressman considered a safe Democratic district.

The Obama administration said Tuesday it's making steady progress on health care sign-ups, but the White House needs something close to a miracle to meet its goal of enrolling 6 million people by the end of this month.