2022

A week’s worth of in-person early voting kicks off Monday in D.C.

The D.C. Office of Campaign Finance completed an investigation of D.C. Council member Elissa Silverman (I-At Large) just before the upcoming Nov. 8 elections, finding that Ms. Silverman, who promotes herself as a good-government advocate…

The DC Council is entering the final weeks of its two-year council period, with a busy legislative agenda facing members in November and December.

Muriel E. Bowser shows no false modesty when she talks about the prospect that she will soon be decisively reelected to lead her city for a rare third term as mayor — only an eager grin.

EmpowerK12′s list of Bold Performance Schools includes elementary, middle and high schools

Veteran co-anchor started at the Washington station in 1989 and helped lead the local ratings for decades. Her last newscast will be in November.

Piney Branch is one of those lovely urban streams in D.C., where if you tune out the sound of car traffic and ignore the smell, you can easily imagine you’re deep in the wilds of Appalachia.

The man charged with driving while intoxicated after crashing a school bus full of D.C. students in Fairfax County, Virginia, Thursday shouldn’t have been behind the wheel of any vehicle, much less a school bus, the police chief said…

Metro’s new general manager, Randy Clarke, faces daunting challenges as he assumes his new role. The agency’s financial woes are no secret. It is hurtling toward a $185 million fiscal cliff in fiscal 2024 when federal pandemic relief runs…

A bus driver is accused of driving while intoxicated and running his vehicle off the road while taking 44 students from D.C.’s Murch Elementary School home Thursday from a field trip in Virginia, Fairfax County police said.

After a fire at Blues Alley in Georgetown shut the jazz club down temporarily on Tuesday, the owner of the famed venue is giving an update.

The D.C. Department of Transportation announced Thursday it is renewing its Vision Zero program with a reimagined plan for eliminating all traffic deaths in the city and a new website.

The D.C. Office of Campaign Finance said Thursday that Councilmember Elissa Silverman (I-At Large) improperly used public campaign funds to pay for two targeted polls ahead of the June Democratic primary for a race in which she was not a…

Silverman wants to open up the city’s sports wagering market, perhaps a big favor for corporations she normally criticizes.

The DC Office of Campaign Finance has found that at-large DC Council member Elissa Silverman improperly used campaign funds to conduct two polls in the Ward 3 primary race, ordering her to repay the money due to her participation in the…