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If you’re a parent with a student in Washington D.C.’s public schools and you want to chaperone your child’s field trips or volunteer in their classroom, be prepared to invest hours and dollars before you arrive. DCPS’s volunteer policy is…

On Nov. 13, a D.C. Council committee will hold a hearing on legislation that would extend the city’s rent stabilization program for another 10 years. While the legislation as introduced is simple, it has prompted a broader conversation…

Metro’s new budget plan could save some riders money, while others would pay more for the first time in three years.

A silent attacker lay in wait as a woman stepped out for an evening stroll down a familiar path in the Woodley Park neighborhood.

Planet Word, a museum dedicated to language, will open on Franklin Square in downtown D.C. on May 31.

Under new rules, D.C. will allow for up to 20,000 dockless vehicles

The language arts museum will open to the public on May 31.

The dreaded moment is finally upon us: beloved giant panda Bei Bei is leaving to China in just 12 days.

Planet Word, the museum that is taking over D.C.’s historic Franklin School at 13th and K streets NW, plans to open May 31.

The largest residential development planned in Georgetown has a more refined look.

The District Department of Transportation is now taking applications for its 2020 Shared Dockless Vehicle Program, and if vendors take full advantage of the new fleet size limits, the number of dockless scooters and bikes in D.C. will more…

One hundred and twenty-nine feet above the ground, the dome of the Jefferson Memorial yields panoramic views of the White House, Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial from across the Tidal Basin.

You'll probably want to hang out at both of them.

A well-attended public hearing in the D.C. Council sent a clear message to lawmakers: Small and minority-owned businesses need help staying afloat.

The sun is setting on giant panda Bei Bei’s stay in D.C. and it’s time to give a fond farewell to the fluffiest of friends.

Since the start of the year, New Yorkers who live below the federal poverty line have been able to ride public transit for half price.

Hemphill's new space will be bright and industrial.

Lawyers for D.C. Councilman Jack Evans are pleading for — in their words — a “fair process” as the D.C. Council continues its investigation into allegations of ethical lapses.

The pianist now plays a major role in DC's jazz scene. Here's what's on his mind.

Nico DiMarco stands behind a turntable on an elevated stage at RedRocks, a restaurant and music venue in D.C.’s bustling H Street neighborhood. It’s a Friday night, and the dance floor is crowded. “The Wobble” by V.I.C. blares over the…