2022

D.C. residents who are 21 and older will soon be able to self-certify their eligibility for medical marijuana under a proposal passed by the D.C. Council on Tuesday, which also approved measures allowing some minors to get certain vaccines…

The D.C. Council on Tuesday unanimously passed an emergency bill that removes the longstanding requirement that anyone looking to get medical marijuana first get a doctor’s recommendation.

Metro will equip its police force with body cameras no later than 2023.

With the city’s foreclosure moratorium set to expire this week, lawmakers are racing to pass a bill on the subject.

Only 15 minutes after a limited number of monkeypox vaccination appointments were made available this week, DC Health said all 300 appointments had been snagged.

After spending 28 hours atop the Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge, hundreds of feet above the Anacostia River in the hot summer sun with no water, Guido Reichstadter was ready to climb down. But first he got out his phone for one more…

For the first time in decades, a community in Northeast D.C. is celebrating the grand opening of a new library.

Sam Gilliam, an artist with a big impact in D.C., has died at the age of 88.

The ongoing counting of outstanding mail ballots from D.C.’s June 21 primary isn’t upending any of the outcomes in most of the races, though some results have tightened and overall turnout has jumped.

The new fares, which begin after 9:30 p.m., are meant to help late-night workers and attract riders headed to events and other entertainment

With a 1969 exhibition at the Corcoran Gallery, the D.C. artist instantly became one of the country’s most acclaimed abstract painters

Remember the Great Potomac Flood of 1936? Or the record-breaking 1942 flood?