2020

Since the Historic Preservation Review Board voted in January to grant landmark status to five buildings at Barry Farm, the redevelopment, straddling Sumner Road at Firth Sterling Avenue SE and straddling Stevens Road at Wade Road SE…

Ward 8 resident, Juanita White, 84, says she won’t be sending an absentee ballot through the U.S. Postal Service this November. She’s worried her vote won’t be counted, especially because she’s had issues receiving mail in the past—like a…

A weeklong event celebrating entrepreneurs and startups kicks off Monday — virtually.

D.C.’s long-awaited memorial honoring president and World War II commanding general Dwight D. Eisenhower will be dedicated Thursday and opened to the public a day later, after a delay due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Less than a week after sewage damage to Northeast D.C. homes during torrential rainfall, Mayor Muriel Bowser is assuring residents that a local utility provider will help with the cleanup.

Georgetown University is once again the highest-ranked institution of higher learning in Greater Washington, according to the latest annual U.S. News ranking of best colleges.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser says D.C. Water will assist Northeast residents whose homes were swamped with sewage when record rainfall drenched the city on Thursday.

Several Northeast D.C. neighbors are pleading with city leadership to take action as the clean-up continues from Thursday’s historic rains, which flooded homes with sewage-water in certain parts of the District, neighbors tell FOX 5.

The coronavirus pandemic has made it tough to get away. Vacations were cut short or modified, with many people reluctant to fly or travel long distances — a situation that persists. But author Melanie Choukas-Bradley of Chevy Chase,…

Like seemingly every other event in 2020, D.C.’s 10th annual two-week overnight arts festival, Art All Night, is going virtual this year.

Mark M. Spradley searched online for a vaccine clinical trial the way most people go shopping.

The DC Circulator will resume its National Mall route and the DC Streetcar will resume normal operating hours starting Sept. 20, city officials announced Friday.

A member of a critically endangered species turned up at the National Zoo this summer in what a curator called a surprise.

The President Woodrow Wilson House marks the centennial of the 19th Amendment to the United States Constitution with an alternative outdoor exhibit.

McKissack & McKissack has had its hands on some of the most visible landmarks in D.C., including the Jefferson Memorial and Nats Park.

The D.C. Council is weighing legislation that would establish new rules for scooter use in the city, including a requirement that the companies that operate the services provide a way for the devices to be locked to racks or poles.

For a few minutes, in a tucked-away cemetery filled with crumbling markers of mostly forgotten lives, Robert Logan became more than a name on a headstone.

The U.S. Attorney for D.C. has charged a protester for allegedly throwing a firework at D.C. police officer during a demonstration last month — marking the third individual to be charged with protest-related crimes in recent weeks.