2019

The system will stay open 20 minutes after the games end in the event they run past normal closing time.

Twin mysteries have been solved Thursday in a case of a man who was brought back from the brink of death after suffering a heart attack while driving in D.C.

D.C. Department of Corrections handed 43 undocumented immigrants over to ICE between January 2016 and June 2019.

They’ve been stranded in India for seven weeks now.

Ward 6 D.C. councilmember Charles Allen plans to introduce emergency legislation on Tuesday that would further limit the city’s cooperation with federal immigration authorities. If passed, the bill would alter the D.C. Department of…

The District’s ethics agency mishandled a 2018 whistleblower complaint and has repeatedly failed to respond to city workers seeking guidance regarding ethics, according to a new report by D.C. Auditor Kathy Patterson.

St. Elizabeths Hospital has been without potable water for a week, officials said Thursday, forcing staff and patients to use bottled water and hand sanitizer after bacteria that can cause Legionnaires’ disease was discovered in the water…

Happy Thursday. Columnist jonetta rose barras goes long on the battle over control of the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities, trying to decipher why the mayor’s office is bent on acquiring more power over how the commission operates.…

The chef behind Seven Reasons is behind the "cause-casual" cafe's melting-pot menu.

Metro general manager and CEO Paul Wiedefeld announced that for the remainder of the Major League Baseball and WNBA playoffs, trains will continue to operate until 20 minutes after the end of Washington Nationals and Mystics home games.

The rail system will accept passengers for 20 minutes after the games end

The Boardwalk will open next month from the Takoda and Cortez team.

Spectators heading home from Nationals Park or the Entertainment and Sports Arena can rely on Metro after their respective games are over, the transit system announced Thursday.

Voting is the most fundamental right of our democracy. Yet more than 5 million American citizens are not allowed to vote in our elections because they have felony convictions. Forty-eight states and the District of Columbia carved these…

They’re continuing to organize after last month’s major demonstrations

Residents along Georgia Avenue NW have mixed reactions about the plan to close three miles of the busy thoroughfare to vehicles this Saturday for D.C.’s first-ever Open Streets event.