Metro leaders met publicly for the first time Thursday after dropping a closer look at what new, modernized Red Line stations ...

WASHINGTON — Metro riders got their clearest explanation yet Thursday for what caused this week's Red Line meltdown, and learned the long-term fix is already underway, but isn't fully funded yet.

Several topics of interest to riders came up Thursday at Metro’s final board of directors meeting until September.

Metro unveiled plans for upgrades to the Red Line, while warning commuters about additional service disruptions and closures ...

The Metro currently has a months-long shutdown between North Bethesda and Friendship Heights, and more are coming. Here's ...

Metro’s Red Line is experiencing significant delays Wednesday after water intrusion affected signals outside the Van Ness station.

Unlike Metro’s “kneeling” buses, which can bring the boarding platform closer to the curb, the contracted motor coaches sit ...

Three Red Line stations closed for mezzanine and track work Metro operates 145 shuttles during peak hours with 3-5 minute intervals Shuttle travel time up to 26 minutes versus 10 minutes by train MARC ...

Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) is warning of delays on Red Line trains due to a "water intrusion." ...

It’s been a rough week for Metro. A D.C. water pipe broke earlier in the week, flooding a train control room, dousing decades old equipment and causing signal problems at several stations. “No one had ...

Red Line riders faced significant delays after a pipe broke and water flooded a train control room, impacting signals outside the Van Ness station.

Such is life for many Washington commuters this summer. For the next two months, longer travel times will be the norm for tens of thousands of Red Line commuters due to construction that has shut down ...