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At last count, more than 700 people have been criminally charged in the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. And on Tuesday, D.C.’s attorney general targeted dozens of them with a civil suit.

AimHire aims to match people with an employer as quickly as possible

Though the Covid-19 pandemic has emptied downtown offices, many developers remain skeptical they can turn a profit on converting that space into residential — so D.C. officials are asking builders…

The D.C. government is ramping up efforts to encourage the conversion of downtown office space into housing, officials announced today.

From Hillcrest to Ivy City to the Palisades, fallen leaves are piling up in the District.

D.C. officials prepare for an imminent Omicron wave in the U.S.

Is a Bowling Alley a Possibility Next to Audi Field?

The market for office space was already slowing before the pandemic when office workers abandoned downtown en masse and have yet to fully return

Sherice Taylor has made Heritage Memorial Cemetery a sanctuary for the families of D.C. gun violence victims. She knows their pain.

Natalie Talis remembers the first COVID-19 vaccine clinic for health care workers in Alexandria. It was on Christmas Eve last year. Nurses in Santa hats and sparkly holiday garb applauded as they…

D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine (D) announced Tuesday that he has filed a lawsuit against the Proud Boys and the Oath Keepers over the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection.

D.C. Attorney General Karl A. Racine (D) on Tuesday sued the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers over the Jan. 6 attack on Congress, seeking to use a law written to cripple the Ku Klux Klan to exact stiff…

COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations are increasing around the D.C. region following the Thanksgiving holiday – and amidst the arrival of the new omicron variant.

Several grade levels at a Ward 6 D.C. elementary school have pivoted to virtual learning as a result of several positive coronavirus cases.

Workers at Politics and Prose, the longtime independent bookstore with three locations around D.C., have decided to unionize, joining a growing labor movement of retail workers across the country.

D.C., Maryland, and Virginia have all reported cases of the new Omicron COVID-19 variant.

D.C. is poised to review every case conducted by the Department of Forensic Sciences’ firearms and fingerprint units since the inception of the independent crime lab nearly 10 years ago, following…

The suit, filed Monday by a group of Howard alumni, is asking a judge to intervene in a more than year-long dispute.

A lot of things helped Wesley Thomas survive 29 years living on Washington’s streets: the meals distributed by the charity Miriam’s Kitchen, the coins he’d panhandle around Foggy Bottom, his own…

A long-anticipated report on the D.C. Department of Forensic Sciences (DFS) found systematic failures throughout the agency, and in response, the city government has vowed to convene a committee of…