2021

The District’s Office of the Attorney General filed a complaint Friday “demanding” a jury trial, against Springfield, Virginia-based Express Homebuyers for sending false notifications of property tax due.

Ron Bankett never expected to hear the song again.

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden brought some Christmas Eve cheer to hospitalized children who aren’t well enough to go home for the holidays.

The District is heading into Christmas with COVID-19 infections at an all-time high — averaging more than 1,300 cases a day over the past week.

When Marc Eisenberg entered the 9:30 Club’s annual holiday raffle in 2013, the pressure was on.

Floriana Restaurant bar manager Dito Sevilla was in the shower Friday morning when his phone started buzzing.

New data from the Census Bureau show the number of District residents dropped this year by about 20,000

After years of homelessness, these three people will spend Christmas in their own apartments. Here’s what that means to them.

Last week, the great Stephen Curry eclipsed Ray Allen to become the NBA’s all-time leader in 3-point shots. But forgive the kids at D.C.’s Holy Trinity School if they weren’t too impressed. Curry’s 2,977th shot, after all, didn’t win them…

As the rush for COVID-19 tests returns with cases on the rise, D.C. health officials are making sure there is equal access to the free kits they are offering.

Last Sunday morning, I was startled awake by screams for help.

D.C. restaurants will ask guests to prove they are vaccinated against COVID-19 starting Jan. 15, but a restaurant group with businesses in D.C., Northern Virginia, Maryland and New York will require patrons to be vaccinated starting New…

D.C. parent Dana Grosser-Clarkson wasn’t planning to travel for the holidays this winter because of a spike in coronavirus cases, but she did organize a birthday party for her 6-year-old son last weekend.

The Hail Mary moment was met with pure joy.

In the District, school officials announced a plan to try to get information about virus cases to families sooner.

Transit agency said infections among employees have skyrocketed, going from 18 to 100 in two weeks

The transit agency said it will now inspect wheels on all 7000-series cars every day

Metrobus is adding more buses and increasing the frequency of trips to its system immediately after the Christmas holiday.

Metro abruptly halted its phased return of 7000-series railcars to service Thursday afternoon, after deciding the trains needed a more stringent inspection schedule than initially planned.

The National Cathedral, along with a number of other area churches, has moved all of its Christmas services online as D.C. and its suburbs experience an unprecedented spike in new COVID-19 cases.