2022

An election modernization bill would also address voting access for incarcerated residents, those with disabilities, and those from underserved wards.

Dr. Tollie Elliott had been at Northeast D.C.’s now-defunct Providence hospital for more than a decade when the chief medical officer position opened at Mary’s Center in 2015.

With 40 traffic fatalities, the District had its deadliest year on the roads since 2007. The upward trend included two kids who hadn’t even started 1st grade yet, one elementary school student paralyzed, and two others seriously injured.

DC officials note that just 5.2% of people with COVID-19 are ending up in the hospital, one of the only improving metrics right now on DC Health's summary dashboard that compares today's numbers to those a month ago.

Health officials in D.C. are continuing to ask the public to not visit the hospital if they need a COVID-19 test or if they have mild symptoms. It’s adding stress onto a health system that’s starting to see an uptick in capacity.

A Congress Heights apartment complex once owned by a notorious landlord is getting a new life after the conclusion of a years-long legal battle with tenants and the District government.

The Shaw pipeline is starting the year off hot.

Two of Pelt’s images are on display in Adams Morgan and more will be presented at Gallery O on H.

Leaders across the D.C. region on Thursday implored residents not to visit already-stressed hospital emergency rooms if they are seeking a coronavirus test or only experiencing mild symptoms, instead offering additional options for testing…

A significant number of people are visiting D.C. hospitals just to get tested for COVID-19 or to treat mild coronavirus cases, adding additional stress on overworked health care workers, a D.C. health official said on Thursday. The health…

Students in D.C. Public Schools returned from winter break Thursday, but before they could re-enter classrooms, they needed to prove that they’d tested negative for the coronavirus.

Real estate agent Lindsay Reishman is leaving Compass to launch his own brokerage, backed by a fast-growing tech company making its first foray into Greater Washington.

The first phase of the city’s indoor vaccine mandate takes effect Jan. 15 and covers businesses like restaurants and sports arenas.

Compared with the destruction of the Capitol by the British in 1814, the 2021 insurrection barely left a scratch.

Goodwill of Greater Washington is expanding its tuition-free charter school that awards high school diplomas and industry certifications to D.C. adults, signing a new lease for a second campus in Southwest D.C. at the Portals III building.…

One year after the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, which saw the seat of democracy stormed by supporters of then-President Donald Trump, D.C.’s mayor, police chief and fire chief praised the bravery of the District’s first responders.