2020

The at-large Council hopeful appears to be lifting City Paper's pictures and claiming them as his own.

Restaurateur Aaron Gordon is bringing a new restaurant to the former Town Hall bar and restaurant at 2340 Wisconsin Ave. NW in Glover Park.

A bill for a future hospital in Southeast D.C. is moving forward.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser sounded the alarm on the nationwide rise of new coronavirus cases, urging residents again to stay home for the Fourth of July.

Local and federal officials are sending different signals about how people should celebrate the Fourth of July in the District, particularly when it comes to mass gatherings amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Republican senators on Wednesday escalated their campaign against D.C. statehood, blasting the cause as a Democratic power grab and calling for a floor vote to force moderate Democrats to weigh in on the issue.

A slew of major new laws go into effect across the D.C. region on Wednesday.

A new modern home from architect David Jameson is now on the market — and it's one of D.C.'s priciest listings.

A fundraiser for her medical expenses has already reached its $3,000 goal.

Flyovers by the Air Force Thunderbirds and the Navy’s Blue Angels jet demonstration teams, plus a huge fireworks display, will highlight the Fourth of July festivities Saturday on the Mall, the Interior Department announced.

In April 1865, Abraham Lincoln visited the fallen capital of the Confederacy. The president took great pleasure sitting in the chair that had been used just two days earlier by Jefferson Davis, the leader of the rebellion he had finally…

Washington entered its second phase of reopening last week, but the city’s live music industry is still dormant.

The economic downturn caused by the coronavirus pandemic has made the current state of the hotel industry in Washington bleak. But some in D.C.’s tourism industry are hopeful that the city will remain a desirable travel destination.

This is A Cautionary Tale featuring well-intentioned people making poor choices. It is also the tale of a socialite with an Instagram habit who recently held a fabulous backyard soiree during a pandemic. The upside of living on social…

Starting Wednesday, the minimum hourly wage in D.C. will be $15, the city’s Department of Employment Services announced.

Staffers at WAMU in Washington, D.C., are flooding social media with tweets about departures of people of color from the station after a Black producer said last week that management was seeking to fire him.

A D.C. businessman has won his legal case after he was barred from distributing fireworks in the city while Costco was allowed to continue selling the items.

African American women are up to three times more likely to die of pregnancy related-causes than white women, and infant mortality in D.C. is among the highest in the nation.