Metro workers are planning a ‘sick-out’ on Friday Union officials said the action is in response to concerns over changes to Metro's sick leave policy.

The untold story of Metro’s 29-hour emergency shutdown An oral history of the behind-the-scenes events that shaped Metro’s future.

‘I just can’t seem to get a break’: After a year, Metro’s chief still faces an uphill climb Lawmakers give high marks, but transit riders wonder when service will improve.

Washington Metro ridership skyrockets on day of women's march At one point, Metro trains bypassed L'Enfant Plaza station because of crowding.

Federal Triangle Metro station to remain closed Saturday for Women’s March on Washington Metro Transit Police made the recommendation as crews worked to break down structures from the Inauguration and clear the area for public use.

A horrific rape occurs on Metro. Shouldn’t Metro officials or transit police have told us? Metro still hasn't learned that failing to acknowledge bad news with the good only invites more scrutiny.

Federal officials order Metro to fix more than 200 safety issues The long list of problems, some dating back years, points to breakdowns in Metro’s procedures.

D.C. vows to oppose any Metro fare increases The city’s representatives on the Metro board say they will veto any plan to raise fares or cut service.

Why D.C. Area Commuters Say They Are Dropping Metro Call them the Metro quitters. After months of consistently unreliable rush hour service emblematic of this rough year for the D.C. region's transit system, an unknown but seemingly growing number of commuters are dumping Metro.

What Should Metro Do When A Bus Route Regularly Comes Under Attack? Metro skipped the stops on Elvans Road Southeast after 7 p.m. for one week on the W6 and W8 routes, which originate at the Anacostia Metro station. The emergency detour has now been dropped.