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You might have noticed that the large letters painted on D.C.’s Black Lives Matter Plaza are now gone.

Jair Lynch Real Estate Partners has leased nearly all of the empty retail and office space at The Shops at Penn Branch — more than four years after it reached across the Anacostia River to acquire the property formerly known as the Penn…

The hackers who claim they stole 250 gigabytes of internal D.C. police files now say negotiations with the city have “reached a dead end” and are threatening to publicly release the confidential data tomorrow unless the city meets their…

It’s far from a packed house, but growing numbers of fans are being permitted in the stands again at Capital One Arena and other D.C. sports and entertainment venues — and that gives restaurateurs like Richard Sandoval a reason to cheer.

The American Civil Liberties Union of D.C. and the public defender’s office filed a discrimination lawsuit Tuesday after a transgender woman alleged she has been incarcerated in the men’s unit at the D.C. Jail.

Troy Jones lives across the street from United Medical Center in Southeast Washington. For years he sought treatment there for high blood pressure, diabetes and other ailments. But now when Jones, 53, is sick, he boards a series of buses…

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration found that the Pfizer vaccine for COVID-19 is safe and effective among adolescents.

A D.C. lawmaker is calling for new leadership at the District’s embattled Department of Forensic Sciences, which had its accreditation to perform forensic testing withdrawn and remains the subject of an ongoing criminal investigation.

The large yellow letters that formed the words “Black Lives Matter” along the asphalt in the District’s newest plaza disappeared this week as construction workers wrapped up a project meant to reinforce the District’s underground energy…

A transgender woman housed at the D.C. Jail has filed a class action against the city, saying D.C.’s Department of Corrections has incarcerated her in the men’s unit in violation of her rights.

D.C. officials said Tuesday that parking enforcement suspended for the coronavirus pandemic will return June 1.

Just one day after D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser cited the city’s plummeting case counts in her decision to end to most capacity limits in the coming weeks, DC Health said those case counts were actually incorrect.

Over 1,000 units delivered in Buzzard Point last year, but the neighborhood's most game-changing developments are yet to come.

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — A Russian-speaking ransomware syndicate that stole data from the Washington, D.C., police department says negotiations over payment have broken down and it will release sensitive information that could put lives at…

We’re not quite halfway through May, but this month alone it’s evident that you don’t have to be in the street to end up in the path of a motorist.

NEW YORK (AP) — Sally Buzbee, senior vice president and executive editor of The Associated Press, was named Tuesday as executive editor of The Washington Post, succeeding the recently retired Marty Baron.

The Washington Post has named longtime journalist Sally Buzbee of the Associated Press as its executive editor, marking the first time a woman has been appointed to lead the 143-year-old news organization.

D.C. nonprofit Bread for the City’s massive new center on Good Hope Road is nearly complete and staffers are getting excited to hang up the sign out front: “The Michelle Obama Southeast Center of Bread for the City.”

There is no room left for debate: the nearly 700,000 residents of the District of Columbia deserve statehood. In fact, for the purposes of thousands of federal laws, Washington, D.C., already acts as a state, and they perform those…

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