2021

D.C. Public Schools will reopen for in-person learning on February 1. It will be the first time since last March that many teachers will be in the classroom offering face-to-face instruction. Each public school will offer different options…

A group of a few dozen men wearing small shields and carrying flags associated with the white supremacist group Patriot Front were seen marching on the National Mall towards the Capitol Friday morning.

Since the opening of The Wharf development on the Washington Channel in 2017, there has been an explosion of activity on and around the water. Now, many residents and officials worry a security proposal at the neighboring Fort McNair Army…

Few people start a new job with critics already calling for their firing.

Jennifer Carl stepped out of the gas station bathroom and gasped at what she didn’t see.

DC leaders are objecting to the permanent expansion of the security perimeter around the U.S. Capitol, as federal officials eye measures that could dramatically alter public access on Capitol Hill after the Jan. 6 riots.

Local members of Congress have reintroduced a bill to give D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser control over the D.C. National Guard, arguing that the federal government’s control of the troops inhibited their response to the Jan. 6 riot at the…

It may sound counterintuitive, considering pandemic-related shutdowns, but a group of 12 friends this week opened an artsy marketplace, taking advantage of a bargain deal on a formerly empty commercial space in the District. They call it…

Metro leaders began to chart a post-pandemic path Thursday, saying more employees soon will be eligible for vaccinations as the transit agency approaches its recovery phase amid the pandemic.

Mayor Muriel Bowser‘s cabinet announcements today included a new gig for Chris Geldart, who most recently led the Department of Public Works. Now, Bowser has tapped the long time government official and former Marine to be deputy mayor for…

The acting Capitol Police chief has proposed erecting permanent fencing around the U.S. Capitol, a dramatic step that drew immediate condemnation from D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser, city officials and some members of Congress

Washington Teachers’ Union and D.C. Public Schools representatives spent Thursday in front of a mediator weighing charges that the city breached its agreement with the union over how to reopen schools.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Vice President Kamala Harris can’t beat the work commute. She’s living temporarily at Blair House, the president’s official guest residence on Pennsylvania Avenue across from the White House, while some repair work is…

They’ll be preserved—and are already available in puzzle form.

The acting Capitol Police chief said permanent fencing must be placed around the U.S. Capitol to fortify the building after a series of security failures led to the deadly pro-Trump insurrection there earlier this month.

The chair of Metro’s Riders’ Advisory Council was not reappointed by Metro’s board after their two-year term was up. Andrew Kierig says it’s because they were too critical of Metro.

APPEARING BEFORE House lawmakers, the acting chief of the U.S. Capitol Police ticked off the factors that allowed a mob to storm the Capitol on Jan. 6. A lack of manpower. Insufficient supply of “less-lethal” weapons. Confused and garbled…

The District has reduced but not fully corrected a disparity in vaccine distribution between more affluent neighborhoods and those hit hardest by the coronavirus pandemic, the city’s top health official said Thursday.