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In a step toward pre-pandemic normalcy, the District is set to resume full enforcement of parking violations this spring.

The new $18 million Southwest Library is set to open May 6 with an impressive list of services and features, the DC Public Library announced Monday.

After months of drivers largely skipping out on the risk of parking tickets, D.C. officials announced Monday they will fully restart parking enforcement on June 1 — but will also give scofflaws a…

D.C. will begin administering vaccines to homebound residents at their homes on April 26, Mayor Muriel Bowser announced Monday.

George Washington University will require its students, faculty and staff to be vaccinated against Covid-19 before returning to campus for the fall semester, the university said Monday.

Artist Elaine S. Wilson is documenting the manmade “interruptions” in DC's landscape

Slow delivery of bills, stimulus checks 'extremely crippling'

The Trump Organization Inc. is no longer actively marketing its downtown D.C. hotel for sale, but it is still open to offers, according to Bloomberg.

Having secured a lease extension, Dupont Underground (DU) is now seeking to advance the design conversation for its subterranean disused-streetcar-tunnel-turned-arts-space.

Starting Monday, D.C. residents 65 and older can get COVID-19 vaccines at walk-up sites across the District without making an appointment in advance.

For a year, 1,500 people held at D.C. jail have been confined to cells 23 hours a day in what experts call a grave human rights abuse

Two Windsor, Va., police officers harassed Black U.S. Army 2nd Lt. Caron Nazario at a traffic stop in a video that sparked national outrage. Critics say the policemen are lucky the incident happened…

Four people were arrested Saturday night after clashes between protesters and police in the Chinatown area of downtown Washington, authorities said.

The District will expand in-person learning when the fourth quarter of the academic year begins Monday, with the city’s wealthiest areas experiencing the biggest increase in seats.

Four people were arrested Saturday night during protests in Chinatown against recent police-involved shootings.

After one year of participating virtually, students from the DC Youth Orchestra practiced playing their musical instruments in person under a tent in preparation for June performances.

Jerome Powell says the recovery is far from over. The bleak reality is made clear outside his window on the Fed chair’s drive to work.

The D.C. government has denied a pastor’s request to instate a “COVID-immune section” for fully vaccinated parishioners at Capitol Hill Baptist Church — a church that has been going back and forth…

The long-awaited World War I Memorial, honoring the nation’s “Doughboys,” is now open to visitors.

Wrapping up the state legislative session on Monday, Maryland lawmakers passed a bill that would legalize sports betting later this year.