2022

Mayor Muriel Bowser today announced a summertime "202 for Peace" campaign to promote nonviolence.

When Eric Jones sees neighbors who still have signs in their yards supporting Kenyan R. McDuffie for the District’s next attorney general — even though the former candidate was disqualified from running weeks ago — he stops to talk.

When Aida Peery decided to get an abortion at 18, she felt scared and confused. It was a few years after the historic Roe V. Wade ruling, the 1973 landmark case protecting a person’s right to an abortion. But Peery was unsure how she could…

Council member Charles Allen introduced legislation to turn the Department of Forensic Sciences into an independent agency.

Major structural repairs will begin as early as 2024 to increase the life of the bridge by 25 years

Are you a teacher in D.C. biking to work? You can get your money back for that.

Heavy rains last spring allegedly caused substantial damage to the citizenM hotel being built in NoMa, delaying the project's completion by several months and sparking a multimillion-dollar dispute between the project's development team,…

A new D.C. Council bill would overhaul the city’s troubled Department of Forensic Sciences, turning it into an independent agency with a new leadership structure and a different process for handling complaints about negligence, misconduct,…

The National Capital Planning Commission (NCPC) gave one of the largest new developments on the boards in DC an important thumbs up on Thursday.

The District is hosting its first-ever annual Afro Latino Fest this weekend, featuring musical performances, Latino vendors, and free activities like yoga.

Last night's televised debate brought added attention to the District's mayoral race, which pits two DC Council members against the two-term incumbent in the pivotal Democratic primary.

The three leading D.C. mayoral candidates fought over how to reduce crime and lower housing costs during a televised in-person debate Wednesday night, less than three weeks before the June 21 Democratic primary and as more than 10,000…

The National Park Service on Wednesday morning cleared at least a dozen tents outside of Union Station on Columbus Circle.

The primary election in D.C. is less than three weeks away, and rising homicide numbers were a central issue as Democratic candidates running for mayor met to debate Wednesday.

Whether starting out or wanting to take riding to the next level, WABA’s Trey Robinson has some tips

The garbage truck rumbled to a stop at the edge of the nearest tent Wednesday morning, and a half-dozen National Park Service employees got to work.