August 2020

Heat Da Spot, Crepeaway, and Breadsoda are preparing for a fall without a rush of students returning to campus.

In the darkest of times, a glimmer of hope: The Smithsonian National Zoo could soon welcome a baby giant panda.

D.C. officials announced plans to conduct a citywide coronavirus antibody survey last month, but one week shy of the deadline, only about 10% of invited households have participated.

The National Zoo said Friday that its female giant panda, Mei Xiang, appears to be pregnant.

The former councilmember has yet to pay his first ethics fine.

Three years after being heralded as one of the country's best new restaurant finalists, Timber Pizza Company in DC might be felled by a loss of emergency egress.

A D.C. judge on Thursday declined a request from the D.C. Police Union to stop the public release of body-camera footage from fatal incidents involving police.

The crowd at Christopher Brown’s vigil in Southeast D.C. on Thursday night gasped as a rainbow appeared over their heads.

When D.C. resident A.P. began working from home in March, she says the opportunity to slow down from her hectic job as an attorney initially came as a relief. Like many people during the early weeks of the pandemic, she picked up bread…

(CNN)Sen. Kamala Harris' selection as the first Black woman to be named to a major party's presidential ticket has brought attention to her alma mater, Howard University, one of the country's most prominent historically Black universities.…

Six weeks into quarantine, I was flailing. My wife was pregnant and in the midst of terrible morning sickness, our 4-year-old son was sick of all the activities I’d devised outside our D.C. apartment building, and I was sick of our…

As protesters take to the streets across the country demanding equity and recognition for Black lives, an important symbolic battle is taking place in D.C., where I have spent most of my adult life as an arts advocate. Go-go artists are…

A group of Black Lives Matter protesters marched through the Adams Morgan neighborhood Thursday night, and were met with a massive police presence, multiple media outlets reported.

Numerous arrests were made as D.C. police surrounded protesters in the Adams Morgan neighborhood Thursday night.

Somewhere on the road between Fairbanks and Anchorage, Al Gross pulled over. It was Saturday evening — time to attend a virtual campaign fundraiser from the back of his camper.

D.C. police detained demonstrators late Thursday in the Adams Morgan area after the group had been marching for about two hours through Northwest Washington.