12,700 people biked to work today on Bike to Work Day throughout the Washington metro region.

The Virginian-Pilot reports that the DMV revoked Chesapeake resident Sean Bujno's license plate last month. It reads "ICUHAJI", which can be read as "I see you, Haji."

The bikeshare network's growth has begun accelerating in the last year as it adds more stations and expanded service.

A gorgeous Thursday night for unlimited paints to paint with in Farragut Square or listen to Nick Waterhouse's old school sensibility at Sixth & I.

A mini-documentary reveals the story of a declining industry of couriers who value freedom, flexibility, and urban cycling above all else.

Washington D.C. lost a musical legend on Wednesday, as Chuck Brown passed away at the age of 75.

• PHOTOS: ABC7 remembers Chuck Brown

Foggy Bottom commuters, enjoy the staircase and canopy ... you've certainly been hearing about them for long enough by now.

If you're a Zipster, there's a good chance you live here.

Voters in Ward 5 cast their ballots in a special election Tuesday. Take a look at the polling places and those who cast their ballots.

Story League brings psychic phenomena to Busboys and Poets, and French electronic musician Madeon lights up at U Street Music Hall.

WMATA admits a Red Line train's doors opened while the train was in motion this morning. What will that mean for Rush+?

D.C. lays claim to just six traffic fatalities as of May 11, according to the police department, compared to 14 traffic fatalities at this time last year. That's a drop of 57.1%.

The New Professional, a D.C.-based literary magazine launches its Third Issue at Black Cat with a special performance by actor Tray Chaney.

New videos reveal the ongoing tension between the Park Police and D.C.'s various pedicab operators as we enter summer.

Do you bike to the Metro? The transit agency has debuted a brand new (and more secure) form of parking your bike down in College Park.