2020

The District is in the midst of a perfect storm. It arises from the convergence of a mayor struggling to cope with a covid-19 pandemic, a surge of violent crime, violence and a federally induced depressed economy; an anti-racism police…

And what is an "anarchist" city anyways?

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser suggested Friday she isn’t in any rush to lift any further coronavirus restrictions — for at least the next few months.

"They're portraying him as a man, but he was a kid. He was into tennis shoes and video games."

St. John's Church is having local artists paint on the plywood panels installed during the George Floyd protests

D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser said Friday that the city had never intended to propose removing or replacing federal monuments in the District, and accused critics of deliberately misinterpreting a report that recommended expansive changes to…

Neiman Marcus in the Mazza Gallerie in Northwest D.C. will close within the next two months.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser has named her pick for D.C.’s new fire chief.

The top federal prosecutor for D.C. has walked back on his earlier claims that D.C. police had arrested protesters without sufficient evidence during this summer’s demonstrations — the latest in a series of back-and-forths between local…

Several events are planned on Saturday to remember Deon Kay, the Black 18-year-old who was fatally shot by a D.C. police officer on Sept. 2. There will also be protests and marches against police violence.

A Medium post attributed to Jessica A. Krug, a professor at George Washington University, said she has been pretending to be Black for much of her adult life. The post went viral on Thursday, gaining widespread attention online and in news…

San Francisco-based Neapolitan-style pizzeria Mozzeria, one of few deaf-owned businesses in the U.S., is opening a location on H Street in Northeast D.C. Sept. 4, not far from Gallaudet University.

Shattering the otherwise scorching quiet of summer in D.C., dozens and sometimes hundreds of illegal off-road vehicles have taken to swarming the capital city’s residential neighborhoods each weekend to torment and terrify local families…

Alice Carter worked and got worked over by D.C.’s streets.

D.C. Council Member Trayon White held a virtual community safety meeting Thursday night to talk about hard truths and what is being done to mitigate violence in communities east of the Anacostia River.

A D.C. government committee caused quite a stir this week when it released a report calling for the city to reassess the many historical figures whose names grace Washington’s public properties.