2020

There were many conflicting accounts of Leroy Keys’s death on March 8, 1938. But two facts were indisputable: Keys was black and the D.C. police officer who shot him was white.

"Any time I see a white business benefit from expensive fried chicken it drives me absolutely insane."

Popular Dupont nightlife spot Eighteenth Street Lounge announced Monday that it will be closing indefinitely as uncertainty remains over when it can reopen due to the pandemic.

Popular live music and DJ venue Eighteenth Street Lounge, one of many area music venues shuttered since mid-March because of the coronavirus pandemic, will not make a comeback, at least not at its present location.

Metro is reopening 15 rail stations that were closed due to low ridership during the coronavirus pandemic.

With the Fourth of July weekend less than two weeks away and D.C. entering Phase Two of its reopening plans, Mayor Muriel Bowser said residents should still be cautious of the coronavirus.

Beginning next Monday, June 29, libraries in all eight wards of the city will allow customers inside to pick up and return library books and use computers and printers.

D.C. moved to Phase Two of reopening on Monday, even as COVID-19 cases topped 10,000 over the weekend.

The Metro board will hold a special meeting Tuesday to vote on the creation of a review panel to provide greater transparency and accountability for the Metro Transit Police Department.

Some establishments saw a major increase in their sales while others curtailed operations.

59 families currently live in the motel on New York Avenue NE.

The International Spy Museum and the Museum of the Bible in downtown D.C. are reopening on Monday, set to become two of the city’s first museums to allow visitors back in after a months-long closure due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Good Monday morning. DC moves further into reopening today, as limited indoor shopping and dining can resume at stores and restaurants, and gyms and nail salon can also reopen with some restrictions.

Thousands of janitors in the D.C. area have been laid off during the coronavirus pandemic, even those who clean commercial properties that are collecting most of their rent payments, according to the largest union for property service…

Phase Two of D.C.’s coronavirus reopening begins on Monday, Mayor Muriel Bowser announced Friday.

What happens when local pastry chefs get together to combat racism? They have an international bake sale, according Paola Velez, pastry chef at Kith and Kin on the D.C. Wharf.

When Keyonna Jones received a call from a fellow artist on June 4 about a secret project starting in just a few hours, she had no idea it would lead to one of the most iconic images of the Black Lives Matter protests and spark other cities…