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The three kindergartners logged on. One was in pajamas. They squealed when they saw each other. The teacher, Epernay Kyles, greeted each of them by name. She said hello to the children who couldn’t log on to Zoom, the videoconferencing…

Metro is closing more than a dozen stations for an indefinite period beginning Thursday morning.

Metro is taking the dramatic step of closing 19 stations in an effort to save dwindling cleaning resources to combat the coronavirus, while also protecting more of its employees from potential exposure to the virus, the agency announced…

Local officials in the D.C. region are moving swiftly to alleviate the economic hardship caused by the novel coronavirus, dipping into reserves to fund relief packages for local businesses and proposing additional resources for health-care…

The new coronavirus pandemic has claimed one of D.C.’s musical institutions: The annual Funk Parade, which saw a collection of marching bands, bucket drummers and just plain folks on a musical march through the U Street area, has been…

Last Friday, Georgetown junior Nicolo Ferretti boarded an almost empty bus to New York City.

Changes are coming to the Department of Employment Services website.

Small businesses and workers in D.C. who are facing hardships related to the new coronavirus outbreak can get help from a program that launched Tuesday.

On the first day of distance learning at D.C. public schools, officials announced a new fund that has already raised $1 million to help close the “digital divide” that keeps many students from taking full advantage of online education.

Julie Verratti expected to see a seasonal uptick in business at her two Denizens Brewing Co. locations — one in Silver Spring and the other in Riverdale Park. The warmer spring months are a great time to drink beer outdoors, after all.

Mayor Muriel Bowser announced on Tuesday that D.C. would order the closure of all nonessential businesses as the city tries to keep people inside their homes and inhibit the spread of the coronavirus.

For a few weeks in late February and early March, kids had the run of the National Children’s Museum on Pennsylvania Avenue. They did hands-on science experiments, hit balls in a virtual Nationals Park and careened down a two-story slide…

With stores across the country and region sold out for weeks of hand sanitizer, District residents and workers have been scrambling to find CDC-approved hand cleaning products.

Food It Forward, supported by donations, launches today. It connects local restaurants with Martha's Table.

Kat Shaub is looking to move, and she had a particularly concerning in-person tour of a potential new apartment last Wednesday near downtown D.C. By that point, Metro had already instituted an “essential travel only” policy due to the…

Here's what the mayor, council, hospitals and a Harvard researcher have to say.

After receiving its first coronavirus patient earlier this month, George Washington University Hospital turned to virtual reality to help fight the disease.

With President Donald Trump questioning whether restrictions to promote social distancing in the face of the coronavirus pandemic have gone too far, the top elected leaders from D.C., Maryland and Virginia issued a joint statement Monday…

If you’re still thinking about adopting a pet or need other services during the coronavirus crisis, the Humane Rescue Alliance in D.C. is still open for business — but there are a few things you should know before a trip to the shelter.

Meg Keswani, a George Washington University medical student, had some down time after her first board exam was postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic.