The transit agency began adding the 55-inch gates to several stations this summer. It is now planning to install them across the whole system.

The U.S. Army was able to safely remove the canisters, which will now be analyzed at Marine Corps Base Quantico in Virginia.

The 75,000-square-foot “immersive storytelling experience” from Meow Wolf will contain secret portals, plenty of Technicolor lights, and “Coraline” influences.

Yes, the six-week-old tabby has now been named “Totten.”

He is being treated for what appears to be non-life threatening injuries.

A man intentionally jumped in front of a Green Line train at Fort Totten earlier today, but was found alive and taken to the hospital.

Six people were shot in two separate incidents in Northwest D.C. last night and early this morning, leaving two men dead.

People in a Northeast D.C. neighborhood are worried that the construction of a memorial to the victims of the June 2009 Metrorail accident that killed nine would increase the frequency of teenagers having outdoor sex in the area.

There’s already a plaque at the Fort Totten Metro station, but by this June D.C. officials hope to have a design for what will eventually become a permanently memorial to the nine people who were killed in the 2009 Metro crash outside the Red Line station.

Shortly after the Metrorail crash near Fort Totten that killed nine people on June 22, 2009, WMATA decided to switch its trains to manual mode, which would give its operators more control to stop and control the speed of trains. Almost two years later though, the agency’s hardly close to returning to automatic operation.