2020

D-Day in D.C. this 2020 was nothing like D-Day on June 6, 1944, when American-led forces landed on beaches in Normandy. The District’s D-Day actually occurred days earlier, when the White House ordered the invasion of Washington, D.C., by…

Cloaked by the shadow of the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, Antonio Watson, a 24-year-old recruit officer with the D.C. police, bowed his head in silence. He thought about the early hours on Monday, when he processed the arrests of one…

On an especially chaotic night, the U.S. Army flew one of its helicopters so low that trash, signs, and branches whipped around people protesting George Floyd’s killing in Chinatown. It was a scare tactic that the military uses in combat…

A lobbyist with close ties to President Trump ended his relationship with the District of Columbia Friday as tensions grew between the president and Mayor Muriel E. Bowser.

The deployment of unwanted federal forces in the District of Columbia is only possible because it is not a state.

The fence Trump built around the White House was the exclamation point in a week of military occupation in D.C. But the streets around it have a different message.

Don’t expect to see more coronavirus-related restrictions lifted in D.C. anytime soon — health officials don’t think they’ll be able to make that call until at least June 19.

By Monday, Ward 6 resident Alex Dickson was running out of options. She had requested an absentee ballot for the following day’s primary election, but even after repeated promises from the D.C. Board of Elections that one had been sent,…

On her eighth day of protesting the killing of George Floyd, Lamarr was tired, hot, and sweaty. The 49-year-old mother and educator who lives in Silver Spring, has been out here all day Wednesday. She also has a welt on her leg from where…

"I was in the wrong and I see that now," founder and former director Catharine Bellinger says.

Northeast D.C. has grown rapidly over the last decade, with developments adding thousands of apartments and a host of new retail to neighborhoods including H Street, NoMa, Union Market, Ivy City and Brookland.

Ahead of an expected eight consecutive days of protests in D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser penned a formal letter to President Donald Trump requesting the removal of federal law enforcement and military personnel from the city.

The Events D.C. board of directors Friday unanimously approved an additional $15.2 million in coronavirus relief to support undocumented workers in the hospitality industry as well as 30 District's cultural institutions.

D.C. Police Chief Peter K. Newsham on Friday announced that an officer on the force died after contracting the coronavirus.

As D.C. gears up for a second weekend of protests in the wake of George Floyd’s killing in Minneapolis, some local theaters and churches have announced they will open their lobbies to protesters.

WASHINGTON (AP) — City workers and activists painted the words Black Lives Matter in enormous bright yellow letters on the the street leading to the White House, a highly visible sign of the District of Columbia’s embrace of a protest…

D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser renamed the street in front of the White House “Black Lives Matter Plaza” on Friday and emblazoned the slogan in massive yellow letters on the road, a pointed salvo in her escalating dispute with President Trump…

Restaurants, breweries, and caterers are cooking and collecting to show their support