WASHINGTON (AP) - Riders of the District of Columbia's popular Circulator buses will have a chance to weigh in on possible expansion of the system.

The district's Department of Transportation will host a semi-annual public forum on the bus service on Tuesday evening.

City officials have proposed expanding the Circulator with a new route serving the National Mall.

Rides on Circulator buses cost $1, and many of the routes include destinations popular with tourists, including Union Station, Georgetown, the National Zoo and Nationals Park. Fares are $1, and the buses arrive every 10 minutes.

Officials have also discussed the possibility of fare increases to fund expansion of the service, which is run by the city and not by the regional transit authority.

WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- Two suspects is in custody after a frightening carjacking incident at a Georgetown gas station Friday morning.

Metropolitan Police say a woman stopped at the Exxon in the 3600 block of M Street shortly after 1:00 a.m. when she was approached by three suspects. The woman ran from her assailants and took refuge inside the station as the men took off in her Burgundy 2006 Mercedes ML350. The victim was not injured.

MPD officers spotted the suspects and followed them on Clara Barton Parkway where they flipped the Mercedes SUV near Chain Bridge. The parkway was shut down for a few hours while police searched for the suspects. Police are still looking for a third suspect.

Stay tuned to WUSA*9 and WUSA9.COM for updates on this developing story.

Smithsonian Women's Committee Members, Smithsonian Craft Show Artists and Dinner Guests Joined Five of DC's Top Interior Designers at Their Homes for the Second Annual Dinners by Design

David Mitchell, Andrew Law, Camille Saum, Skip Sroka, and Rosemarie Howe generously and creatively supported the recent Smithsonian Craft Show by hosting five exciting Dinners by Design. David Mitchell founded this annual event in 2012 and is working towards declaring April Design Month in DC.

Guests had the unique opportunity to tour the designers' homes, who offered a rare behind-the-scenes look at their residences while also sharing insight into the process of designing homes for some of the DC area's celebrities.