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Allisha Gray and Jordin Canada lead Dream into WNBA semifinals with 93-75 win over Mystics
The Mystics were making their first playoff appearance since winning the 2019 WNBA championship.
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Alex Tuch has 2 goals and an assist in the Capitals' 5-4 win over the Canadiens
Alex Tuch scored twice and added an assist and the Washington Capitals beat the Montreal Canadiens 5-4 on Wednesday night.
Tai Baribo scores on PK, adds assist to lead DC United to 2-1 victory over Red Bulls
Tai Baribo scored on a penalty kick then added an assist to lead D.C. United to a 2-1 victory over the New York Red Bulls on Wednesday night.
NFC East is anyone's division after a week to forget with four teams and no wins
Commanders Coach Dan Quinn, quarterback Jayden Daniels and rookie offensive coordinator David Blough share the blame for the time-management debacle that cost them a chance at a game-winning field goal attempt.
Is the rebuild over? Dybantsa, Young and Davis give Washington an interesting core -- for now
Dybantsa's development is the most important issue for the Wizards, but the most pressing question from a league-wide perspective is whether Davis can play like a superstar at age 33.
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Alexandria will use Bloomberg Philanthropies money to speed up building permits
The city did not apply. Bloomberg Philanthropies picked it as one of the first 15 nationally, with an award between $450,000 and $750,000 to be set later.
From $324,900 to $1.5 million: Homes sold in Alexandria last week
Every home that sold within 36 days got its asking price or better, and every home that took 40 days or more sold for less
The Alexandria Brief | Thursday, Oct. 15
Inside: DASH’s board picks the smaller cut package, a hydrofoil ferry pitch puts Old Town on the map, and ICE arrests the former bakery worker in the Gustave camera case.
DASH board advances $2.5 million service-cut plan, rejects deeper cuts to repay city
Line 31 would stop at King Street Metro instead of running through Old Town, and Line 30 would end short of Van Dorn Metro, under the package headed to a Nov. 12 public hearing. No line would be eliminated; the board voted 7-4 for the smaller of two options.