2020

Emails obtained from the office of D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser suggest that city officials took down unflattering data from a COVID-19 dashboard in mid-June, rushing to reopen even as the data showed the city failing to meet one key metric…

The administration says "D.C. has been a leader in transparency and making data publicly available so that Washingtonians have the information they need to protect themselves."

The heavy rains that drenched Washington Thursday damaged a portion of Beach Drive in Rock Creek Park, requiring repairs before it can reopen to traffic.

A recently rehabilitated section of Beach Drive was gouged out by raging Rock Creek floodwater during Thursday’s prolific rainfall in D.C.

Good Friday evening. Two DC Council members are opposing Mayor Muriel Bowser's plans for $1 million viewing stands for the presidential inauguration.

D.C. leaders said that despite the widespread flooding from Thursday’s storm, the water and sewer system did not fail.

Washington Football Team’s starting quarterback Dwayne Haskins Jr. will wear a decal on his helmet honoring Davon McNeal, the 11-year-old killed in Southeast in July, during the team’s first game this weekend.

D.C. recorded its highest number of daily positive coronavirus cases in nearly a month on Friday.

Normally on the anniversary of 9/11, Ward 3 Councilmember Mary Cheh attends a ceremony to acknowledge D.C.’s firefighters and emergency medical personnel. But this year, she was unable to attend for medical reasons: she’s participating in…

On the heels of a tumultuous June primary riddled with ballot problems and voting delays, the District has revamped its voting processes to instill confidence in residents ahead of the Nov. 3 general election.

Standing in front of a fire truck at Engine 16 on 13th Street NW in D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser honored the local firefighters who risked their lives to respond after American Airlines flight 77 crashed into the Pentagon.

Starting Sunday, Sept. 20, the D.C. Streetcar and Circulator will be restoring some pre-pandemic services.

As record-setting rainfall hit the D.C. region and left drivers stranded in high waters on Thursday, residents in D.C.’s Edgewood neighborhood were dealing with problems of their own: sewage water coming up through their pipes and flooding…

They want the executive to read the room.

The at-large councilmember suggests Franselene St. Jean was removed to silence dissenting voices.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and other local officials on Friday honored the city’s first responders at Engine Company 16 in commemoration of the 19th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

"I looked on my screen and 15 or 20 calls popped up all at once. That's when I knew we were getting ready to be overwhelmed."

They're looking for at least one more food business to join their delivery-focused enterprise.

More than 20,000 students who were expected to attend the District’s public schools this academic year have failed to complete the annual enrollment process, according to Deputy Mayor for Education Paul Kihn.