2021

The D.C. Council is set to consider new legislation that would allow the city to significantly ramp up enforcement against the growing number of stores and delivery services that “gift” marijuana, potentially chilling the city’s…

The District may see its most severe coastal flooding in nearly two decades, officials say.

There’s no fool like an old fool. And when it comes to fighting for our equal rights, it seems we are slow learners.

The worst of Friday’s storm is expected to come around 10 a.m. and last through Friday evening as heavy rains and wind could bring the area’s worst flooding since Hurricane Isabel in 2003, the National Weather Service says.

Last year, Simeon Deskins received a Facebook message from a retired D.C. police officer. William Ritchie, who also is a genealogy buff, was trying to track down descendants of a man who was among the District’s first Black police…

A bright yellow mural declaring “BLACK LIVES MATTER” has been permanently painted on the main roadway leading to the White House, and work to redesign the surrounding street to accommodate a pedestrian gathering space is also complete.

Nicole Johnson looked at her reflection in a mirror, examining the ginger-colored bob cut framing her face. Her hair is normally brownish, but she was trying on a wig in a fresh color. She was expecting to lose her hair soon.

Floriana owner Jamie Branda was scrolling through a D.C. subreddit page from his personal Reddit account when he happened upon a post that made him pause.

Neil Albert’s sudden resignation as the chair of the D.C. Housing Authority board of commissioners last week ends nothing. If anything, it ought to mark the beginning of what should have begun months ago: an unconditional investigation of…

It’s last call for this sad box outside the Cheesecake Factory.

Warren Davidson's longshot "Drain the Swamp Act" would clear the area of 90 percent of the federal workforce.

Scammers have been posing as D.C. police officers trying to get your money — and the real police are warning the public not to fall for it.

‘It hit me like a ton of bricks’

Reduced Metrorail service will continue through at least Nov. 15, the transit agency announced Thursday, prolonging the region’s transportation headache.

D.C. schools require at least 10 vaccinations against common diseases before children can start attending school. The D.C. Council is considering adding a new vaccine for students of every age.