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Metro is set to increase service and reduce some costs in the hope that riders will go back to using the system.

D.C. Councilmember Brianne Nadeau (D-Ward 1) has re-introduced a bill that would allow non-citizens to vote in local D.C. elections. The bill would expand voting eligibility to legal permanent…

More than two months after D.C.’s troubled crime lab lost its national accreditation, the city has filed an appeal, alleging that “fatal” conflicts of interest and misrepresented information within…

Another e-scooter brand is rolling onto the scene – this time allowing users to rent out their own personal scooter for a flat monthly fee.

Residents who need to renew will now have until Sept. 9.

When considering the 1960s civil rights movement, no two men were as powerful or noteworthy as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X.

The sudden death of former D.C. Council at-large and Ward 7 candidate Greg Rhett has prompted District residents to talk about his work to upgrade education in the ward and encouraging young people…

Wendell Allsbrook, owner of the Georgetown Butcher shop located in the Northwest neighborhood that bears its name, operates one of the few Black-owned enterprises of its kind in the Washington, D.C.,…

A stretch of V Street NW, just north of the U Street Corridor, has a handful of two and three-story rowhouses all lined up along the north side of the block. And in the middle, jutting up more than…

A Capitol Hill neighborhood oversight group is mounting a challenge to plans by food delivery service DoorDash Inc. to establish a distribution hub in Southeast D.C.

Vegetable-forward, fast-casual restaurant chain Flower Child has reopened its Foggy Bottom location on Pennsylvania Avenue, over a year since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic forced it to close.

The most interesting action hinges on AG Karl Racine’s plans, which could set into motion a domino effect for the Ward 5 seat—Kenyan McDuffie is rumored to have his eye on the AG’s office.

A new bill amending the D.C. election code would give permanent U.S. residents the right to vote in local elections.

Most changes would go into effect on Labor Day, with the extended rail hours in place during the summer

Soon after Kenneth Owens began working for the D.C. State Athletic Association in June 2012, he learned how much his boss, Clark Ray, loved the District.

Inspector general finds plan to clear park on June 1 was set in place days earlier, to build fence and protect officers

D.C. is now home to its first transitional drug treatment program for women.

D.C. hospital representatives pushed lawmakers to rewrite a rule that requires in-person court proceedings for involuntarily committed patients during a D.C. Council Committee on Health oversight…

A growing number of D.C. residents say they’re in a post-pandemic quandary: parking enforcement has resumed, but they can’t get an appointment at the Department of Motor Vehicles to renew their…

A new report from the U.S. Interior Department’s inspector general has found that while D.C. police officers did not participate in the clearing of protesters from Lafayette Park last June, they did…