2020

Select schools in the District are welcoming some students back this week for limited in-person learning as D.C. Public Schools looks ahead to reopening.

Thirteen schools in the District’s traditional public school system will bring small groups of students to campuses for in-person learning in the coming weeks — the first time that the school system will have students in its buildings…

The D.C. Department of Parks and Recreation announced Monday that it will reopen a number of recreation centers and indoor swimming pools across the city this fall.

The Washington Monument will reopen to the public at 9 a.m. Thursday after a six-month closure due to covid-19 fears, the National Park Service said Monday.

Small groups of students in D.C. Public Schools will return to some campuses over the next several weeks, city education officials said Monday.

Mayor Bowser is lifting restrictions on aquatic facilities and city rec centers.

Washington, D.C.’s hottest pandemic-era club is … the Kennedy Center, apparently.

The audience sat on the stage as Vanessa Williams and Renée Fleming performed Saturday

Apartment search and rental data since the COVID-19 pandemic began suggests many D.C. area renters are now looking for more space, but the Washington region has had a decade-long trend toward smaller apartments.

Renée Fleming and Vanessa Williams sang together Saturday night under the roof of the Kennedy Center Opera House — the first indoor musical event at the nation’s performing arts showplace since the March 13 shutdown due to covid-19…

D.C. is launching a pilot program that will bring live indoor entertainment back to the District in a controlled manner for the month of October, as the city seeks to create opportunities for hard-hit performance venues to make some…

Complainant Lauren Wolfe plans to appeal.

In July, D.C. lawmakers voted to allow felons to vote while in prison, joining only Maine and Vermont in expanding the franchise so widely to those who are incarcerated.

Coronavirus cases dropped to their lowest level since mid-July in the greater Washington region last week, but keep your mask on.

D.C.'s Mayor Bowser is offering a monthlong pilot program to six venues to offer restricted indoor live performances.