September 2021

During the pandemic, Blues Alley fans were concerned that the venue might close for good, but America’s oldest continually-operating jazz supper club is officially back open.

D.C. Housing Authority Commissioner Antonio Taliaferro is accused by two DCHA employees of aggressive and threatening behavior, according to two anti-stalking petitions filed in D.C. Superior Court. Taliaferro serves as a resident…

A D.C. police officer was indicted Friday on murder and obstruction charges stemming from the death of Karon Hylton, a moped driver who collided with a vehicle while trying to elude police in an incident that roiled his neighborhood in…

“After exhausting all possibilities, the opportunity to safely operate and execute a live event is just not feasible at this time.”

Organizers of the Marine Corps Marathon say the race — scheduled for late next month — has been canceled, citing “security and safety precautions.”

The Marine Corps Marathon became one of the country’s last mega-marathons to bow to the pandemic when organizers canceled last year’s event for the first time in its 45-year history. More than a year later, the 2021 event met the same fate…

More than 100 COVID-19 vaccine consent forms were stolen from an employee working at the Safeway Pharmacies clinic at the Fort Stanton Recreation Center in Southeast D.C., multiple outlets have reported.

Wanting to fill the void left by the mass closure of comedy and music clubs throughout D.C. over the past year, local comedian Martin Amini came up with a plan. Drawing on his decade of doing standup comedy in the D.C. area, the…

A pediatrician talks with parents about children struggling with anxiety around spreading the virus.

In the midst of the pandemic, the latest change in seasons is a natural time to ponder what's ahead.

The D.C. region is rounding the corner on another pandemic fall season.

This spring, the Urban Land Institute released a study looking at DC's Friendship Heights neighborhood, tracing the causes of the area's "naturally-occurring retirement community" reputation and offering prescriptions for future…

All Mary Blackford really wanted was a place close to home where she could shop for healthy food.

Like much of the U.S., the surge of COVID-19 cases caused by the delta variant is ebbing in the D.C., Maryland and Virginia areas.

The District’s cat count put the city’s feline population at roughly 200,000