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Some of D.C.’s largest landlords say they’re still struggling to get rent relief money from the District to cover balances owed by tenants, in yet another sign of the city’s troubles deploying the federal aid before evictions resume.

In D.C., as in cities across the country, there is a long history of tense relationships between residents of Black neighborhoods and the police, fueled by instances of police harassment and, in some cases, brutality.

Time lost traveling to and from the office once seemed unavoidable. But some workers say telework has made them see how unnecessary the commute has become.

Two months ago, UrbanTurf reported on plans to complete The Hampshires development in Lamond Riggs. Now, a zoning application offers more details — and a more detailed look at the design for the project.

STAY DC, a program to stave off the expected wave of pandemic-related evictions, is a lifeline that the Bowser administration, property managers and community activists say can be effective, despite administrative problems.

Incarcerated Officeholder Keeps Busy Schedule

A group of African American business owners is protesting the awarding of a District government contract to a white firm to renovate a Black-oriented space located in downtown Washington, D.C.

In the four decades of its existence, Banneker Academic High School has established a reputation as one of the best, and most rigorous, public schools in the District and United States.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser issued an emergency order Wednesday to address issues that have emerged from to MedStar's soon-to-expire Medicaid managed care contract.

A relative of a man who was fatally shot by D.C. police as he drove away from officers, who had found him unresponsive in a running car with a gun tucked in his waistband, is demanding to know what prompted a sergeant to fire 10 times at…

The Federal Railroad Administration said it paused the project ‘to review project elements and determine next steps’

Last year, it was forced to go entirely virtual due to pandemic-related restrictions.

Some of the most iconic images of D.C.’s early punk rock scene were taken with a camera borrowed from a high school photography class.

As part of the new Grow Golden program, established small businesses can receive up to a year of free rent in the Golden Triangle district.

It's week one of in-person learning for most DCPS students, including Peter Krupa's son.

Federal officials have sought to send emergency stimulus funding to millions of struggling Americans without jobs or basic necessities throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. But the money has failed to reach those who need it the most:…

Mayor Muriel Bowser declared a health systems emergency in the District over the status of the city’s Medicaid contract with MedStar health, which more than 200,000 residents rely on for health care.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Far right extremist groups like the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers are planning to attend a rally later this month at the U.S. Capitol that is designed to demand “justice” for the hundreds of people who have been charged in…

D.C. tourists and residents can get a two-wheeled historical tour of the area on a Helbiz scooter.

Concerns over ‘anti-Black’ practices of bars voiced at community listening session