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Eight organizations have joined forces against a National Park Service proposal that would require activists to pay the government back for the cost of protests and limit where in Washington demonstrators can gather.

Parts of the videos are disturbing to watch. They all feature encounters with the same special police officer, and the D.C. residents he arrested say they are still struggling with the impacts months and years later.

It’s still hard for McKenzie Turner to talk about that day.

Howard University has, at long last, struck a new deal for the redevelopment of two historic buildings near its campus.

With lawsuit rejected, major joint development by Gallaudet University and JBG Smith is set to advance

The Bureau of Engraving and Printing could soon move its money manufacturing operations out of its downtown D.C. headquarters in favor of a new facility in Maryland.

The D.C. Attorney General’s Office on Monday sued a man who recruited foreign teachers to work in District schools, saying he charged teachers high fees for services he did not provide and threatened them with deportation if they didn’t…

Metropolitan Police Department officers arrested at least one juvenile on the street near H Street Northeast on Saturday afternoon, sparking outrage from a small crowd that gathered on the scene and across social media, where a video of…

A new councilmember to oversee the Commission will be decided at tomorrow's legislative meeting.

A 28-year-old man who D.C. police said left the scene of a crash while driving a vehicle owned by D.C. Council member Trayon White Sr. has been charged in connection with the case, according to court documents.

For over a decade, Muriel Bowser has been the boss: First of her D.C. Council office and its small staff, then of the entire D.C. government, a $15 billion enterprise that employs more than 35,000 people.

“My passion has always been for the Wizards and our broadcasts. This is where I’d like to be.”

We have to give credit where it’s due. Back in 1969, legendary Washington Post publisher Katharine Graham had been listening to WAVA, a small AM station out of the Virginia suburbs that broadcast all news.

In his new book "A Wealth of Insight," journalist Rahim Kanani talks to 44 culinary legends

Kadcon Construction has done a lot of work for the District; what has it done for Jack Evans?

A Vince Gray-supported slate fell to Alexander and her allies.

In 2016, Dejuan George pleaded guilty to beating a woman so severely she spent five days in a hospital. That conviction meant he could no longer legally possess a gun.

Meet Karl Racine, the city official suing the president.

Construction has begun on the second and final phase of the $2.5B megaproject along D.C.'s Southwest Waterfront.