2021

The I-Team did some digging and discovered obtaining a road test from a DC DMV instructor can still take weeks or even months compared to getting an appointment within days with a third–party vendor.

A group of current and former female Black D.C. police officers say they suffered years of racial and sexual discrimination while working on the force.

Ten current and former Black female D.C. police officers filed a lawsuit Wednesday against the District, alleging its police department has engaged in “repeated, coordinated and relentless retaliation” against Black female officers who…

City officials, teachers and parents depicted two vastly different versions of how schools are operating at full capacity during the pandemic at a seven-hour D.C. Council oversight hearing Tuesday.

Planners say completing the region’s trail network would connect lower-income areas to transit and jobs.

A group of 10 Black women filed a class-action lawsuit against D.C.’s police department on Wednesday, alleging racial discrimination and sexual harassment within the force and a “systemic pattern” of bullying and retaliation against those…

The Office of the D.C. Auditor will undertake a 10-month investigation into the work of the District’s Vision Zero program, the city’s flailing effort to eliminate traffic deaths and major injuries by 2024.

It's not clear whether they plan to retrieve it. One person was arrested.

See you later, Baconator.

Drivers near D.C.’s Tidal Basin might have glimpsed an unusual sight early Wednesday: A half-submerged row home poking out of the water near the Jefferson Memorial.

John Garvey, the Catholic University of America's president since 2010, will step down at the end of this academic year, he announced Wednesday.

The Rhode Island manor now known as the "Seaview Terrace Mansion" (among other names) is currently on the market for $29.9 million. But its original home was in Dupont Circle.

So far, 2021 might not have lived up to everyone’s expectations. But at least it was a good summer for the pawpaws.

D.C. Health is clarifying its quarantine guidance to provide greater details on what families and students should do if a child tests positive for the coronavirus.

The fight over one of D.C.’s most infamous fast food restaurants is over. Or is it?

Children’s National Medical Center, in D.C., is in the midst of a staffing shortage as COVID-19 continues to affect more unvaccinated children and winter viruses, such as RSV, arrive early this year. One employee told WTOP it’s…

One person was killed and seven others—including two children—were injured during three separate shootings in Southeast on Tuesday as incidents of gun violence continue to mount across the District.

After going strictly online last year, Art All Night, D.C.’s two-night arts and music festival, is returning in-person this year. The event launched in Shaw and Chinatown in 2011 and has since expanded across all eight wards.

The move is a step toward converting the transit agency’s fleet to electric by 2045.

Now that a long-awaited audit has confirmed D.C.’s sports betting operation is massively underperforming revenue projections, critics of the program are ready to cry “I told you so” — but there are few easy answers about what should be…