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For the last twenty years, decisions to grant or revoke parole for D.C. prisoners has rested with federal board members of the United States Parole Commission.

Families with transfer vouchers face termination from the program if they fail to find a new home within six months.

D.C.’s mayor and police chief identified six areas of the city that police will target in an effort to reduce violent crime this summer.

The city has issued permits for an additional 735 dockless vehicles to be deployed in the District

A Maryland realtor and a North Carolina-based FBI agent are facing federal bribery charges for allegedly working with a D.C. official to get inside information on pending D.C. home sales in which tenants would have the legal right to…

A prominent African American scholar and commentator says a racist epithet was hurled at his grandson Monday at a public elementary school in a mostly white and wealthy neighborhood in Northwest Washington.

Apple Inc.'s conversion of Carnegie Library for its new flagship store is nearly complete, and we now have an opening date: May 11.

The Apple Store at DC's Carnegie Library will open in about a week and a half. Apple announced on Wednesday that the new DC store will open on May 11.

Another Capitol Hill church bites the dust.

History buffs will soon be able to visit one of D.C.’s architectural treasures — and stock up on Apple Watches and AirPods at the same time.

The Washington National Cathedral in D.C. buzzes with activity on Friday and Saturday, May 3 and 4, with its annual Flower Mart — this year focusing on the power of the pollinator.

The local startup offers the ballooning community of remote workers a fresh option while helping restaurants boost daytime business.

When it comes to Howard University and the subject of gentrification, we tend to hear more about the student protests than their academic pursuits.

The Washington Nationals will build a 35,000-square-foot restaurant and entertainment venue at Nationals Park under a deal approved by the city’s sports and conventions authority.

In the year 2080, the sea level on the Potomac River and Anacostia River will be more than three feet higher than it is currently. There will be twice as many heat emergency days as there were in 2018 — meaning nearly the entire summer…

Three D.C. hospitals have launched programs providing medication-assisted addiction treatment to recent overdose victims in emergency rooms, a key component in the District’s plan to reduce overdose deaths by half by the end of next year. …

Washington, D.C., health workers have cleared away more than 220 homeless encampments in the past two years, according to an investigation by the News4 I-Team.

Why Seema Gajwani's innovative alternative to prosecution is starting to catch on.

Nick Sementelli considers himself a confident cyclist, but the Eckington resident says he won’t bike through the intersection of New York and Florida avenues Northeast, where “drivers persistently try to beat lights … and violate the law…

Metro’s customer satisfaction survey from early 2018, from which the transit organization concluded that people are having a better experience overall, has now resulted in a lawsuit.