2021

Mayor Muriel Bowser pledged Monday to spend $400 million for affordable housing — a record amount that would be spread out over the next year and a half.

He's officially leaving at the end of June.

Tyrone Garrett, the director of the D.C. Housing Authority, is out of a job.

Organizations will be able to request a coronavirus vaccine clinic for their groups through a partnership between the D.C. Health Department and the central technology office.

A D.C. police officer shot and killed a man who had earlier barricaded himself inside an apartment with a rifle and a woman who appeared to be held against her will, according to D.C. Police Chief Robert Contee.

Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) on Monday announced plans to invest $400 million into affordable housing production in the District, a record-setting figure that comes amid renewed pleas from housing advocates to increase options for low-income…

D.C. police fatally shot a man armed with a rifle near the Congress Heights Metro station on Monday, shortly after he fled a residence where he had detained a woman against her will, according to the District’s police chief.

The D.C. mayor wants $400 million devoted to creating more affordable housing.

The D.C. police shot and killed a man who they say was holding a woman against her will with a gun on Monday afternoon in Southeast.

Mayor Muriel Bowser announced Monday that the budget she will propose to DC Council this week will include $400 million for the Housing Production Trust Fund (HPTF), DC’s primary program for building affordable housing.

In the year since George Floyd was murdered, we have seen uproar, protest, conflict and change. And we have seen the creation of one surpassingly great work of public art: Black Lives Matter Plaza, a brilliant and searing exercise in…

But the Capitol complex will remained closed to the public.

Coronavirus vaccination rates in the D.C. area are rising, and covid-19 metrics continue to fall: Case counts, hospitalizations and deaths are now a small fraction of what they were during the height of the pandemic this winter.

On Friday night, 18th Street NW in Adams Morgan buzzed in a way the neighborhood hadn’t in more than a year.

D.C. reopened its nightlife economy while Metro trains stop running at 11 p.m. and ride-share prices are soaring.