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D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser announced Thursday that masks will again be required indoors in the District, regardless of vaccination status.

D.C. could soon invest more than $78.8 million in the New Communities Initiative, an amount that officials say reflects their commitment to the redevelopment of the four public housing complexes included in the program. Yet each one…

The Small Business Administration has disclosed the more than 9,844 small business owners who have so far been awarded grants through the agency’s Shuttered Venue Operators Grant program.

Herroner wants to spend $11 million to hire nearly 200 more cops by the beginning of Fiscal Year 2022.

A controversial plan to ban certain people from the D.C. Metro system is now on pause.

Truth is truth, even in D.C.

D.C. Council members held a hearing Thursday on gun violence prevention.

A little more than two months after D.C. lifted its mask mandate, Mayor Muriel Bowser announced Thursday that masks will once again be required in all indoor settings, starting Saturday, July 31.

Coworking group Industrious is expanding again with a big new office at The Apollo.

Starting Friday, all visitors — even those who are vaccinated — must wear masks at the Smithsonian Institution’s museums and indoor spaces, it said Thursday.

At 8,000 square feet, ExPat will be the largest tenant of the new Foggy Bottom food hall.

Starting Friday, July 30, the Smithsonian will require all visitors 2 and older to wear face masks in its museums and indoor spaces regardless of their vaccination status.

In mid-July, Southwest D.C. resident Lana Duran headed into a CVS to get her third dose of a Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. It would technically be the fourth COVID-19 vaccine she received — having first received a Johnson & Johnson shot in…

The D.C. Council is moving forward on a spending plan focused on improving road safety

Officials in the Washington region are considering reinstating indoor mask mandates for vaccinated people following the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention classifying D.C., Alexandria and Loudoun County as having substantial…

‘We’re still second class — it’s just so unfair’

The D.C. Interagency Council on Homelessness (ICH) shelter capacity subcommittee submitted a proposal for how to provide enough beds and physical space in shelters this winter.

The D.C. Council unanimously approved an increase in spending on local food accessibility programs during a budget vote held virtually July 20. Even with greater market access and expanded options, however, advocates say lawmakers didn’t…

Mayor Muriel Bowser’s office released its second five-year strategic plan to end homelessness in D.C. at the beginning of July. The document was released during a July 6 celebration of seven residents of the 801 East Men’s Shelter who were…

The unveiling ceremony on the north side of Lafayette Square on Wednesday wasn’t large and it didn’t last long, but history was made. Or rather, history was recognized. Finally.