MARC and VRE service was briefly suspended.

A Metro train carrying over passengers had to be evacuated after getting stuck in a tunnel just outside the Rosslyn station this afternoon, Metro said.

The Eastern Shore school says it has not received any direct threats but “in the interest of caution” is evacuating.

George Washington University is making arrangements to remove six students from the country, while an American University graduate student is evacuating.

North Korea probably won’t launch a nuclear missile on D.C. But what happens if it does? Well, we’re probably screwed.

An elementary school in Adams Morgan was briefly evacuated Wednesday morning after a suspicious package containing an unidentified white powder was discovered. Police later determined that the substance was non-hazardous.

This morning, students and staff at Woodrow Wilson High School were evacuated as authorities investigated a suspicious package on campus.

UPDATE (10:30 a.m.): The scene is all clear, and people are now being allowed back inside buildings in the area.

UPDATE (2:45 p.m.): Police are still investigating, but there has been no hazard detected by hazmat crews on the scene. No injuries or illnesses have been reported so far.

D.C. Fire and EMS reports that an investigation of a suspicious package near the intersection of 4th and I Streets SW forced the precautionary evacuation of nearby Amidon-Bowen Elementary School. The scene has now been cleared. Police, along with hazmat and special operations teams, were investigating some unattended bags near the intersection.