2021

The DC Council voted on Tuesday to ban the sale of menthol cigarettes and other flavored tobacco.

Maj. Gen. Sherrie McCandless led the drawdown of D.C. National Guard troops at the Capitol.

The D.C. Council on Tuesday voted to ban the sale of flavored tobacco and menthol cigarettes.

The commission voted to approve two of its own reports during a meeting Tuesday that outlined details.

The building, named for a segregationist, will now be known as the University Student Center.

A divided D.C. Council voted Tuesday to ban the sale of flavored tobacco products in the District, including menthol cigarettes.

The dispute aligns Councilmember Vince Gray with the Bowser administration's attempts to sidestep a judge's ruling.

The Cloyd Heck Marvin Center, named after a former university president who advocated for segregation, has been renamed the University Student Center.

Public health officials were already struggling with how to persuade coronavirus vaccination holdouts to get the shot. But declining case rates and a highly contagious variant have made their work at once more difficult — and more urgent. …

Five parts of the city that could be classified as "urban heat islands."

KCE Champions, a before and after school child care program in D.C., will have to change its business practices —­or face a $250,000 bill.

Individuals can help up to 11 people get the shot, meaning someone can make up to $561.

Last Thursday, as stylist Roi Barnard deftly trimmed Judith Turner’s reddish-blond locks, he told the story of the macho man who years ago came to him for a haircut at his eponymous salon, Salon Roi.

George Washington University’s Board of Trustees voted to change the name of the student center, Cloyd Heck Marvin Center, due to the namesake’s legacy of enforcing racial segregation.

District Department of Transportation officials said Tuesday they are evaluating whether to rebuild the pedestrian bridge at Lane Avenue over I-295, which collapsed last week after a truck hit it.

The pedestrian bridge that was hit by a truck before collapsing onto D.C. 295 last week may not be replaced, said Everett Lott, director of the District Department of Transportation.