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Authorities say a handgun has been found at the D.C. jail and it may have been there since at least 2003. Full Story »

Metropolitan Police are asking for the public's help in locating a 48-year old manager from a Northwest D.C. Ruby Tuesday's along Wisconsin Avenue. Full Story »

Police say they've arrested and charged a young man accused of firing a gun inside a classroom at Northern Virginia Community College's Woodbridge campus on Tuesday.  FOX 5 was the only station there when 20-year-old suspect Jason Hamilton left the Prince William County police station. Full Story »

Abe Pollin, the former Washington Wizards owner, was remembered as a civic-minded visionary, passionate sportsman and generous philanthropist at a public memorial service Tuesday night. Full Story »

Prosecutors say a 20-year-old man Bethesda man who was once an honor student with a bright future wanted to kill President Barack Obama. Collin McKenzie-Gude has already pleaded guilty to possessing bomb-making materials, but now there are new accusations against him. Full Story »

There are new details tonight in the case of the pregnant woman viciously attacked for her unborn fetus.  Prince George’s County Police now say the suspect's teenage son witnessed part of the crime, but won’t be charged.  Meanwhile, many are coming forward to offer help for the victim and her baby. Full Story »

The public memorial service for Washington Wizards owner Abe Pollin was taking place Tuesday night at the Verizon Center—a place Pollin himself built. Among the other important works of Pollin in Washington was affordable housing, and it's something his family is continuing after his passing. Full Story »

Same-sex marriage seemed on a clear road to passage in the District, but a long-time neighborhood activist is taking the fight against gay unions to Congress.  Bob King is a known face in the Ward 5 community where he has been an advisory neighborhood commissioner for 25 years. What he doesn't want to see in D.C. is open season on same-sex marriage. Full Story »

There's more trouble with the law for Tareq Salahi, and this time FOX 5 has discovered that he's been charged with petty larceny for allegedly stealing the keys to the tow truck that was sent to repossess his car last year. Full Story »

The White House gate-crashers' will invoke their Fifth Amendment rights and refuse to testify if they are subpoenaed to appear on Capitol Hill about the security breach. Full Story »

The season is over for Washington Redskins running back Clinton Portis, who has not played since his concussion a month ago.  The Redskins placed Portis on injured reserve Tuesday after he had another round of tests by a specialist in Pittsburgh. Full Story »

Prince William County Police say they have a 20-year-old student in custody after shots were fired in a classroom at the Northern Virginia Community College Woodbridge campus on Tuesday afternoon. Police say Jason Hamilton is charged after allegedly firing shots at a female professor in a classroom. Full Story »

Skyfox video over the scene where a car was on fire Tuesday morning on the Beltway Outer Loop between New Hampshire and University. Maryland State Police say the driver was gone when they arrived, he had a friend pick him up and take him to work. The driver says he turned on his heat and car caught on fire. Full Story »

Skyfox is live over the scene where a car was on fire on the beltway outer loop between New Hampshire and University. Far right lane remains closed. Traffic moving very slowly in the area.   CLICK TO WATCH LIVE Full Story »

Tareq and Michaele Salahi continue to make headlines beyond their appearance at President Obama's first White House state dinner. Once again, the Virginia couple is accused of not paying up.  This time, the Montgomery County, Maryland government-- which conducts all of the wholesale liquor sales for permitted events on its own territory-- filed a lawsuit against the Salahis after they say the ... Full Story »

The federal government improperly posted an internal guide to its airport passenger screening procedures on the Internet in a way that could offer insight into how to sidestep security.  The document outlines who is exempt from certain additional screening measures. Full Story »

The District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority issued a precautionary boil water/bottled water advisory on Monday for a portion of Northwest DC, affecting approximately 750 buildings. Full Story »

Doughnut maker Krispy Kreme has settled a long-running dispute with Fairfax County over whether grease from a Lorton factory was clogging the county's sewers.  The two parties settled out of court for $750,000, seven months after the county filed suit against North Carolina-based Krispy Kreme. The settlement was revealed in third-quarter earnings released last week. Full Story »

Connecticut resident Eads Johnson came to D.C. looking a job on Capitol Hill. He ended up saving someone's life. He's credited with rescuing a woman in Northwest D.C. when she was attacked by her family's pit bull on Sunday. Full Story »

The National Weather Service has issued a new winter weather advisory for parts of the D.C. area until 7 a.m. Wednesday, and a flood watch remains in effect for the entire area as heavy rains move in. Full Story »

A state commission has approved a slots commission license for a site in Anne Arundel county, but the site near Arundel Mills Mall still needs local zoning approval. The state slots commission voted 5-2 Monday to allow the Cordish Co. to put as many as 4,750 machines near the popular shopping mall. Full Story »

Once again, the Washington Redskins just couldn't seal the deal on Sunday in their overtime loss to the New Orleans Saints. But some fans are doing something about it, and that "something" could be rolling into your neighborhood any time now. Full Story »

One year after four D.C. police officers were placed on leave after they were suspected of stealing from the Toys for Tots program, the case remains under investigation.  No charges have been filed against the four, who have lost their police powers but are still being paid. Full Story »

The cases and accusations just continue to stack up against the Tareq and Michaele Salahi, the Virginia couple said to have crashed the recent White House state dinner. Now their former limo driver is stepping up to say that he, too, is owed money by the couple. Full Story »

A massive fire in Hyattsville plus low water pressure equals trouble for firefighters. The house fire scorched everything in its place. Full Story »