2022

Mayor Muriel Bowser won't present her proposed fiscal year 2023 budget until mid-March, but she announced today that it will include a 5.9% increase to the Uniform Per Student Funding Formula as well as a $36 million "recovery fund" to…

D.C. saw one of the nation’s largest declines in family homelessness between 2020 and 2021, and also had one of the nation’s highest rates of sheltered people experiencing chronic homelessness, per a new report out on Friday by the U.S.…

D.C. diners are more cautious than most of the country when it comes to eating out during the pandemic, OpenTable data shows.

D.C. could soon see a surge of evictions, says the Office of the Tenant Advocate, as a group of housing advocates ask D.C. to use surplus funding to avoid evictions.

After spending more than a month in a hotel, Chanice Little returned Wednesday to the living room of her recently repainted apartment in downtown Washington. She stood next to a waterlogged twin mattress and box spring — the remnants of…

American University has said that the KN95 masks distributed to its D.C. campus community did not meet the standards the distributor promised them.

As a matter of fact, the house that Friendship House was in still exists, even if the charity that was Friendship House no longer does.

Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-D.C.) and Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J.) are seeking to posthumously honor the Black men and women who served in the Civil War.

Ballet’s diversity problem isn’t new, but some of the promises to fix it are. The Dance Institute of Washington has seen what happens when words accompany action.

Tens of thousands of riders with older cards will not be able to use Metro fare gates starting next month

A D.C. bar whose liquor license was suspended after it violated vaccine rules was granted a delay in an administrative proceeding Friday after its owner said he needed more time to prepare for the hearing and hire a lawyer.

With parts of our city resembling the Wild West — teenagers engaging in broad-daylight shootouts or committing carjackings with the aplomb of stagecoach robbers — it’s dispiriting to see two major-domos in the city’s public safety…

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has asked the D.C. Public Library to name an auditorium in the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library after famed late Black author Toni Morrison, instead of after him.

New coronavirus infections in the Washington region continued to steadily decline Friday, a sign that the worst of the omicron surge is over despite a lagging spike in covid-19 deaths in Virginia, public health experts said.

Jeff Bezos has asked the D.C. Public Library Foundation to consider naming the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library’s auditorium after the late Toni Morrison — the first Black woman to receive the Nobel Prize in literature — rather than…

Jorge Zamanillo is leaving the top post at HistoryMiami to build one of two new museums in Washington

Kim Ford is stepping away from the prominent nonprofit after roughly three years at the helm.