D.C. area residents have been complaining about helicopter noise for years.

Scott Casoni is also charged with assault on a police officer after a scuffle ensued during his arrest.

The Capital Area Soaring Association and all other hobbyist parks within 30-miles of the city are shut down.

Members of the U.S. Senate realized they’d rather not face those pesky, sequestration-induced airport delays.

With the federal government headed toward making across-the-board budget cuts beginning Friday, officials are warning that the coming sequestration will make things even more unpleasant at the area’s airports.

For most people, April 17 was memorable if only because that was the deadline for filing their federal income tax returns. But in D.C. we’ll remember April 17, 2012 as the day we saw the Space Shuttle Discovery.

Canadian aviation officials will take over the investigation of a collision between two small planes that killed two people Sunday in Fauquier County, Va.

Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell is excited by the prospect of unmanned aerial drones being used for domestic law enforcement, he told WTOP today.

Earlier this week it sounded as though Fairfax Police Chief David Rohrer wanted to start using unmanned aerial drones to conduct traffic patrols in the county. That’s not the case, a police spokeswoman says.

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