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Veteran D.C. restaurateur Mark Bucher thinks his industry is spending too much energy bemoaning the problem bars and restaurants are having finding people to fill the job openings they have, and not…

A week. That’s about all D.C.’s gunfire problem got from the nation’s conscience.

Last year’s coronavirus restrictions forced D.C. restaurants to adapt, with many shifting to “streateries” — and now, these improvised outdoor dining spaces are on their way to becoming permanent.

It’s hard to dispute that the Notre Dame cathedral in Paris wasn’t an architectural marvel. Constructed beginning sometime in the 1200s, it continued to hold religious services until the day it…

Eight days after the drive-by shooting that took the life of six-year-old Nyiah Courtney and wounded five others, community leaders are calling for action.

Even as the delta variant of the coronavirus spreads throughout the United States, D.C. tourists and residents remained mostly unbothered Sunday as they shopped and toured along the National Mall.

Joel Castón is a newly elected city official with a few months left behind bars — the city’s first incarcerated person to win an election.

The public health emergency declared nearly 18 months ago in the nation’s capital expired at 12:01 a.m. Sunday, according to an executive order issued Saturday by D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser, but a…

Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) extended the District’s public emergency but ended the public health emergency in response to the coronavirus on Saturday.

D.C. firefighters were back on the scene of a fire Saturday morning to control a hot spot at the Benning Road Trash Transfer Station.

The Chief Judge of D.C. Superior Court is defending the courts against harsh criticism leveled by D.C. Police Chief Robert Contee Friday, who accused the court system of allowing violent criminals to…

Gunfire erupted in my city on Thursday night, at the intersection of 14th and Riggs streets NW. For those unfamiliar with Washington, 14th Street serves as the main commercial artery for some of the…

Cathy Feingold doesn’t know who the women were or what lives they had led.

More than six months after Police Sgt. Aquilino Gonell battled the mob that stormed the Capitol, he remains hobbled, a hand scarred, a shoulder aching, recovering from surgery to an injured foot that…

It somehow seems fitting that Saturday’s memorial service for Karen Hastie Williams will be held at St. John’s Church at Black Lives Matter Plaza, in the heart of our nation’s capital. Her presence…

Bus and train service is returning to normal. Some systems are adding routes, reducing or eliminating fares, and rolling out new amenities to get riders back.

At the D.C. intersection where 6-year-old Nyiah Courtney lost her life while waiting for a bus with her mother, an artist is using spray paint to bring to life a mural honoring the little girl.

D.C. piloted its streatery program in May 2020 to keep businesses running through financial hardships posed by the pandemic. Now, the city wants to keep that momentum going and extend the temporary…

The District’s police chief stood Friday on one of the corners most emblematic of D.C.’s recent development boom, surrounded by a circle of more than 40 people with dozens of concerned questions.

Newly sworn-in U.S. Capitol Police Chief Tom Manger seems to understand why reporters keep asking him why he didn’t just enjoy retirement after serving as the police chief of Fairfax and Montgomery…