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Tomorrow is Christmas Eve, but this year D.C. will observe a second major holiday: Dr. Anthony S. Fauci Day.

Coping with postpartum depression and trauma is difficult for any new mother, but coupled with the social isolation required during the pandemic, it’s even harder.

Metro is publishing information about crowding on buses in real time, on its website bus tracker tool and on third-party apps like Google Maps.

The Wharf's modern Vietnamese destination is going into hibernation with the indoor dining ban.

Jesty G., a server and bartender with 10 years of experience, was let go from a Northern Virginia restaurant last week that has “winter globes” where visitors can sit. He says his former employer never asked how servers felt about entering…

If you’re in the market for a new pet, now might the time to go for it thanks to Max Scherzer. The Washington Nationals pitcher and his wife, Erica Scherzer, are sponsoring adoption fees for 11 animals at local animal rescue operation…

Mas Tadesse is thinking about flying to San Diego. Her close friend, a recent widow, lives there, and Tadesse was there last Christmas to support her friend and her twin daughters. If it weren’t for the coronavirus, Tadesse says she would…

The modeling agent and tabloid fixture says he's not in it for free concert tickets

Among other highlights, Trayon White and Brianne Nadeau were kicked off the housing committee and the standalone education committee was abolished.

It's been a tough year. This is a tough quiz. It draws from the most obscure corners of Washington history. Good luck! (You'll need it.)

Capitol Hill Books has been fielding calls from angry constituents who want to speak to Congress.

The Save Our Stages Act has passed through Congress as part of the latest coronavirus relief package, giving some local music venues hope.

Gragg Cardona Partners will lead a development team to transform the old Fletcher-Johnson school and recreation center in Marshall Heights into a large mixed-use project.

Karima Holmes, the director of D.C.’s Office of Unified Communications, will step down next year. Mayor Muriel Bowser confirmed Holmes’s departure from the agency, which handles the city’s 911 and 311 calls, on Tuesday. Her resignation…

Decision-making in the D.C. Council will look a little different next year.

D.C. beer hall and event space Hook Hall has revived its Hook Hall Helps program, which fed hundreds of restaurant workers and their families a week during the pandemic’s first wave, in conjunction with the Restaurant Association of…

More than 50 local leaders have mapped out an economic recovery strategy for the Washington area that they say would leave it more unified, resilient and prosperous than before the novel coronavirus upended the region.

New closures go into effect Wednesday night amid the coronavirus surge in D.C.

Even before the pandemic drove D.C.-area institutions of higher learning to make drastic cuts, Trinity Washington University was anticipating a pretty difficult 2020.

From broadband expansion to vaccine distribution, the mammoth economic relief and spending package passed by Congress late Monday night will infuse hundreds of millions of dollars into the Washington region, addressing both short-term…