2020

The message from the District to residents in a recent order has been clear: wear a face mask, even outside, during the coronavirus pandemic.

At an all-staff meeting, multiple employees demanded their general manager resign. American University says it's heard their concerns.

Across the city, COVID-19 has decimated local small businesses.

As novel coronavirus infection rates surge in most states and the new school year approaches, parents are understandably worried about their children’s health. Yet, even as the coronavirus dominates concerns of parents and school leaders,…

The Washington Chorus is celebrating its 60th anniversary in the 2020-2021 season.

Betting and gaming company William Hill has, as expected, become the first to operate a live sportsbook in D.C. — though it doesn't look anything like it was originally envisioned.

It takes a half-hour to circumnavigate its perimeter fence. Is this any way to run a country?

It was a hot Thursday afternoon, so India Johnson, 26, and Yasmeen Winston, 25, decided to take their babies to splash in the fountains at the World War II Memorial. The women, best friends since seventh grade, parked on Constitution…

Tom Cunanan gained national recognition for his cooking at the tiny Columbia Heights spot

Tropical Storm Isaias is expected to bring life-threatening flooding and high winds to the D.C. region as soon as Monday night. The storm would be cause for concern under normal circumstances, but during a pandemic, it calls for unique…

Future Skyland Town Center shoppers: Hope you like Starbucks, because your other options for freshly brewed coffee will be purposefully limited.

Bettors lined up outside Capital One Arena on Monday morning, waiting for the ceremonial opening to wrap up so they could start wagering on the professional sports happening that night.

Nearly a year after acquiring permits for a 47-unit residential building to replace the Flip-It Bakery & Deli on the Brookland-Langdon border, the project is getting slightly larger.