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Howard University has received a $1 million gift to launch a hub to advance women in leadership roles, the school announced Thursday.

A local gas retailer is accused of price gouging, according to a lawsuit filed in D.C.

There’s concern people in rural areas might miss out on getting vaccinated against COVID-19 because of the ultra-cold storage needs of a promising vaccine candidate. However, a D.C. expert is skeptical about the degree to which it could be…

Demonstrations in support of President Trump’s refusal to accept the results of the presidential election will descend on downtown Washington this weekend.

Regional coordination will be paramount for the successful distribution of an eventual coronavirus vaccine, a D.C. health official told the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments on Thursday, and overcoming mistrust among…

WUSA9 investigation reveals police in the DMV receive little-to-no crisis training.

The man once known as D.C.’s “mayor for life” now has a city government building named in his honor: The busy office building at One Judiciary Square on Thursday was christened the Marion S. Barry Jr. Building.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser voiced concern Thursday that residents aren’t being “vigilant” in small gatherings, and said there could be new restrictions put in place.

D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine filed a lawsuit against a top gas retailer and distributor, Capitol Petroleum Group, and several affiliated companies, for alleged illegal price gouging during the pandemic.

No one can predict just yet what a presidential inauguration will look like amid a deadly pandemic. And that amounts to just one more headache for D.C. officials and businesses looking nervously to the future.

Maria Perez began to suspect she was underpaid only a couple of months after starting her new job.

U Street Music Hall may have closed during the COVID-19 pandemic, but two other D.C. nightclubs hope to avoid that same fate thanks to a major recent acquisition.

D.C.’s LGBTQ community is remaining resilient in the midst of a pandemic

Months into the pandemic, D.C.’s Spanish-language newspapers are fully devoting themselves to distributing information about the pandemic.

Data from local health departments indicate that the coronavirus is spreading in the D.C. region at levels similar to what it saw in late spring, when stay-at-home orders were still in effect. Now, as the numbers rise, local officials are…

On October 23, real estate titan Douglas Jemal, through his attorney, told Check It Enterprises that he will dismantle the outdoor space behind the for-profit venture’s headquarters on a historic stretch of storefronts in Anacostia, if it…

Christopher Chambers' novel follows an unlikely detective taking on greedy, wealthy villains.

This region is full of crime fiction writers, and they share a unique bond, despite writing about terrible things (and people).

The people you’ll meet offer some humor, wisdom, and insight into this moment.

D.C.’s Kimpton-run Hotel Rouge, sold to new owners last fall and in the middle of a $20 million renovation, will reopen in early-2021 as the Kimpton Banneker Hotel.