2021

In December 2020, the neighborhood jazz venue said it would be closing permanently. Good health and "popular demand" helped bring it back.

The NBC4 reporter is nowhere near done reporting on the Capitol assault.

Three D.C. police officers involved in an arrest of a man in Southeast Washington have been suspended and referred for possible criminal prosecution after one of the officers was seen on video repeatedly punching the suspect in the face.

MPD has placed three police officers on administrative leave and is referring their cases to the U.S. Attorney for D.C. after a video went viral showing one officer repeatedly punching a Black man being restrained by the other officers.

The DC government is reportedly close to issuing a vaccine mandate for its employees, with the issue of discipline for unwilling workers among the subjects being discussed in talks with union leaders.

“With how much rhetoric there is about it, I’m glad my fears were unfounded. I haven’t been called a communist yet, so that’s great.”

Last spring, plans were teased to redevelop low-rise apartments off Starbust Plaza with a larger project. Now, the developers have filed a zoning application to make redevelopment possible — albeit at a smaller scale than initially…

D.C. officials are so far not budging on an indoor mask mandate for gyms and fitness studios, after a coalition of fitness businesses requested a waiver if they implement vaccine requirements.

Universities throughout the country are predicting similar trends as they prepare to reopen for the fall

At least three people were fatally shot in separate incidents in Southeast Washington amid a rash of gun violence over the weekend.

D.C. Water officials on Sunday lifted a boil-water advisory for all residents in the District, days after it had issued the notice due to problems with a repair.

DC Water lifted its Boil Water Advisory for customers in all areas of D.C. Sunday morning, following two straight days of clear water sampling in remaining affected neighborhoods in Northeast.

In an effort to get more kids in the city vaccinated for COVID-19, D.C. is now offering a slew of incentives in exchange for inoculation throughout the next several weeks.

Nicole Bates, manager of Capitol City Little League, is among the 27 percent of youth sports coaches who are women, according to the Aspen Institute.

D.C. Water officials on Saturday lifted a boil-water notice in Northeast Washington for the bulk of residents who’ve been under the advisory since Thursday after troubles with a line.

A coalition of gyms in D.C. had hoped to be given a waiver of the recent mask mandate by opening only to vaccinated people, but DC Health says that’s not going to happen.

Every university in the District will enforce indoor mask mandates for individuals regardless of vaccination status.

Those who see or hear an above-average amount of helicopters and emergency response sirens around RFK Stadium in D.C. on Saturday shouldn’t panic; it’s likely part of a joint training exercise.