Red Line service between Fort Totten and Glenmont will be shut down this summer so workers can build connections with Maryland’s Purple Line light-rail project, Metro will announce Thursday. The ...

The Purple Line is a proposed 16 mile east-west light rail that will operate between Bethesda in Montgomery County and New Carrollton in Prince George's County. It will have 21 stations and ...

WASHINGTON (7News) — This week Metro announced details of a major Red Line summer shutdown that will begin a little over a month from now. Glenmont, Wheaton, Forest Glen, and Silver Spring will ...

News4's Tracee Wilkins reported that the line will serve 21 stations, connecting the Bethesda and New Carrollton Metro stops. Planners say the Purple Line project will create 52,000 new jobs in ...

The planned mezzanine connecting the D.C. Metro‘s Bethesda station and the Maryland Department of Transportation Purple Line’s stop in Bethesda was estimated originally at $2.4 million, but ...

The estimated cost of building a connection for passengers to transfer between Metro’s Red Line Bethesda station and the future Purple Line stop nearby has grown by $22.6 million, a Montgomery ...

Metro's proposed Purple Line, which connects Montgomery and PG counties with 21 stations, is facing delays following a lawsuit filed on environmental grounds.

WASHINGTON — Attention Metro riders, you can expect delays during your commute this weekend. Four Red Line stations will be closed this weekend as construction crews work on the Purple Line ...

WASHINGTON — Purple Line construction will continue after the Metro Board approved a land swap Thursday that had prompted prolonged debate and name-calling. The Metro Board voted 7 to 1, with ...

The light rail line stretching from Montgomery to Prince George’s county was dealt a blow by a federal judge late Wednesday. The Business Journals Select a City ...

Additional environmental review, opponents argue in legal filings, including more consideration of less expensive transit options, is necessary.

WASHINGTON (7News) — After Brookland-CUA and Fort Totten Metro Station closures over the weekend, Metro riders will be able to get back on the Red Line. This comes ahead of more Red Liine ...