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Homeless people living in tents under the overpass at First and G streets NE waited anxiously Tuesday for workers from several D.C. agencies to execute the city’s encampment protocol.

Federal and city regulators may have to create entirely new regulations for E. coli levels in D.C.’s waterways after a U.S. District Court on Monday night determined that the current standards violate the Clean Water Act, as well as the…

The paint on the wall was barely dry when a teenage girl stepped up to the mural of faces — young faces, brown faces — and lifted her arms to brush the cheek of a boy who was killed before he turned 15.

“We have no intention of accepting a new federal facility, least of all one that detains and dehumanizes migrant children.”

D.C. officials and immigration advocates on Tuesday criticized plans by the federal government to house unaccompanied migrant children in Washington.

The city gets a bad rap from outsiders, but there’s really no better place to be.

The Children's Defense Fund is moving into a new home roughly a half-mile from the headquarters building it sold last year.

The app-based rentals will cost $1 to start your ride and 25 cents a minute thereafter.

A constituent services staffer for Ward 1 Councilmember Brianne Nadeau has been arrested for allegedly firing his handgun in front of a marijuana pop-up earlier this month, per court documents.

The first mopeds will join the thousands of shared electric scooters and shared bikes on D.C. streets this weekend when New York-based Revel deploys its moped fleet.

Rentable mopeds will soon join bicycles and scooters on D.C. streets.

The Graham Hotel, on Thomas Jefferson Street, NW near the C&O Canal, has turned its popular rooftop lounge into a full service restaurant as well.

There are currently 4,095 male D.C. residents incarcerated by the Bureau of Prisons across the country, according to a D.C. Corrections Information Council employee. Upon returning to the District, around 50 percent typically spend time in…

On September 7, MPD is set to release a month’s worth of comprehensive stop-and-frisk data, the first report of its kind in DC. While MPD released basic stop-and-frisk data before—where the stop happened, the race of the person in…

The D.C. Public Library system’s centerpiece, the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library, is undergoing a $221 million renovation that will include new spaces to boost training for the city’s hospitality industry.

Adams Morgan antique store The Brass Knob Architectural Antiques, long a fixture for antiques buyers and interior designers in Greater Washington, will close its doors in November.

A staffer for D.C. Council member Brianne K. Nadeau was arrested on charges of firing a gun outside a marijuana pop-up store.

A constituent services staffer for Ward 1 Councilmember Brianne Nadeau was arrested for allegedly firing a gun outside a marijuana pop-up event in Northeast D.C. on August 3.

He was stabbed a few blocks from where he grew up in Marshall Heights, while returning home from a construction job. His mother believes he got into an argument that quickly grew violent.