2020

Mayor Muriel Bowser sent a letter to congressional leaders on Tuesday asking them to provide more coronavirus funding to D.C.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser is seeking more federal funding for the nation’s capital, citing the city’s role in the hosting the government as well as the financial burden of the coronavirus pandemic.

Have a summer road trip planned but your driving documents are expired? Fear not.

The Citi Open tennis tournament, set to be played in D.C. in August, has been canceled because of “troubling health and safety trends.”

The newest residential building in D.C.’s Buzzard Point, RiverPoint, has begun leasing.

Our analysis finds that a priority for at-risk students in D.C.’s common lottery has the potential to both improve the chances for at-risk students to match at a school they have ranked and to increase socioeconomic diversity, especially…

George Washington University is reexamining its use of “Colonials” as its nickname and sports mascot after a Board of Trustees task force found that it “stood apart as an issue of great concern.”

George Washington University is forming special committees to look at possible name changes to an on-campus building and the school moniker.

D.C.’s public coronavirus testing sites will operate on a “modified schedule” Tuesday and Wednesday due to extreme heat.

Because our lanky old hound had to pee at 4 a.m., my son gets to learn to drive this summer.

Happy Monday. In advance of the DC Council's final vote on the local budget tomorrow, Mayor Muriel Bowser is fighting against cuts to the police department.

Washington Nationals superfan — or as he’s better known, the nation’s top infectious disease expert — Dr. Anthony Fauci will throw out the ceremonial first pitch for the team on Opening Day this Thursday.

The Neiman Marcus store in D.C. is looking for someone to take over its lease in Mazza Gallerie amid the luxury department store chain's Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection proceedings.

George Washington University’s moniker may not be a Colonial for much longer.

RiverPoint, the 480-unit apartment building carved from the former U.S. Coast Guard headquarters on Buzzard Point, is expected to debut in October with 75% of the residences featuring water views.

Visitors were few but their exuberance was high at the National Gallery of Art on Monday, when the museum became the first major cultural institution in Washington to welcome the public inside since the pandemic shuttered the city’s…