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A manufacturer of untraceable “ghost guns” has been ordered to pay D.C. $4 million as part of a legal settlement that will also prohibit it from selling any guns to city residents in the future.

As local and federal officials argue over who bears the responsibility for aiding thousands of migrants bused by the governors of Texas and Arizona to the nation’s capital — a gesture of Republican disdain for President Biden’s immigration…

A D.C. Superior Court judge agreed Thursday to appoint an outside party to stabilize and reform the management of Casa Ruby, the LGBTQ nonprofit that shut down most of its operations last month.

D.C. has been locked in a behind-the-scenes legal battle with an architect over the renovation of the pool at Hains Point — leaving it without any timeline for reopening.

Douglass Morency submitted his resignation after the killing of 25-year-old Maurica Manyan.

Transit officials have asked the Washington Metrorail Safety Commission to operate up to 35 suspended trains.

A new effort on the boards in DC's Capitol Riverfront aims to make good use of some underutilized public space in the neighborhood.

Bulletin for Mayor Bowser: FOIA denials have soared to an 11-year high under your leadership.

When you walk through the building on D.C.’s National Mall commonly known as the Smithsonian Castle, you can check out a variety of the museum’s holdings, from trilobites to a panda cam to an electric guitar.

Metrorail is seeking to put more of its troubled 7000-series railcars back into service in the D.C. area.

The agency asked the Washington Metrorail Safety Commission for an increase in the number of 7000-series trains it’s allowed to operate

It’s been nearly four months since migrants seeking U.S. asylum began arriving in D.C. by the hundreds on buses from Texas and Arizona, a situation created when the governors of the two border states began providing free rides to the…

Mayor Muriel E. Bowser is catching it from all directions over a problem she had no hand in creating, and for which she, as D.C.’s chief executive, lacks both the responsibility and capacity to solve.

There is more information about what happened that caused Metro to close part of the Red Line for several days last month.

For some, they were a historic treasure. For others, they appeared to be an odd pile of rocks hidden away in the midst of Rock Creek Park. For the younger set, they were a climbing structure or place to wage make-believe wizard fights; for…

Maurica Manyan used to smile so hard at work that her colleagues could see it through the mask she wore to protect against COVID-19. Her positive attitude made work feel better.

Potential traffic changes on University Terrace NW and Chain Bridge Road NW have even national news anchors joining the fray.

A popular street in Adams Morgan will be shut down over the next few months to help drive foot traffic to D.C. businesses.

Amid all the devastating impacts of the pandemic, there have been some rare, unexpected bright spots: The flexibility afforded by telework; the convenience of ordering groceries online; the advantages of telehealth medical visits. To that…

Plans for a new Navy Yard office tower have been taken off the table as a developer looks to build more residences instead.