2019

The Thomas Jefferson Memorial opened in 1943, but the effort to clean and restore it is using some 21st-century technology.

You’ve seen those yard signs — “Hate has no home here” — all over liberal D.C., right?

For 42 years, the District’s Human Rights Act has protected workers in the nation’s capital from discrimination and harassment based on race, gender or sexual orientation — with one notable exception.

Humidity has increased 5 to 10 percent since 1970, turning hot summer days even more unbearable

Following the approval of Ballot Initiative 71 legalizing adult-use recreational cannabis in the District of Columbia, Congress prohibited its full implementation. Consequently, cannabis is legal to grow, possess and gift, but cannot be…

To the untrained eye, they may look like Egyptian hieroglyphic symbols or some obscure variety of neume.

The District’s most widely admired and beloved resident turned four on Thursday, charming hundreds of adoring fans as he ate a delicious frozen cake made of diluted juice, fruit, sweet potatoes, and sugar cane at his party.

The memberships cost $25, versus $85 for regular annual memberships

A little over a week ago, Mark Sussman, co-founder of How’s My Driving—a crowd sourced parking and traffic violation tracking app—got an email from one of the app’s users. The person was excited about the dedicated bus lanes along H and I…

Bei Bei the giant panda celebrated his 4th birthday at the National Zoo on Thursday, an occasion that signaled his imminent departure for China.

Neighbors were pretty sure the man on the street had died.

When Melody Marie Brown heard that the teenager who killed her husband had been sentenced to 40 years in prison, she felt vindicated. Nothing could bring Jerome McDaniel back after the .22-caliber bullet had pierced his heart, but at least…

Roi Barnard looks proudly around his eponymous salon at the staircase and wall beside it decorated in images of Marilyn Monroe. 

D.C. was once named the city with the most community gardens per capita, but are these glorious green spaces for the few or the many?

The accused public information officer at the Department of For-Hire Vehicles continues to work for the agency, earning a salary of $126,000 a year.

If you performed CPR on a guy passed out in traffic in D.C. last week, Joe wants you to know he is grateful.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser opened a new short-term family housing facility in the Brookland area of Northeast on Wednesday.