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D.C. Health partnered with the D.C. Housing Authority, Johns Hopkins Health System, and the United Medical Center to administer the COVID-19 vaccine to seniors in public housing properties beginning…

Last Saturday, a crowd of 80 people gathered under the I-295 overpass in Southeast D.C. to remember Angela Hill, the 58-year-old grandmother, mother, aunt, and community fixture who died there…

D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) announced legislation Friday to legalize recreational marijuana dispensaries in the nation’s capital, the latest effort by Bowser and D.C. lawmakers to raise tax…

The roll out will be a major focus of a Council oversight hearing next week, and some lawmakers want to refine the system.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser is pushing forward with legislation to legalize cannabis in the District.

Mayor Bowser just introduced legislation that would take effect in 2022.

Ward 3 Councilmember Mary Cheh proposes a 5 percent commission fee cap on pick-up orders.

President Joe Biden has reversed a Trump-era executive order that called for all federal buildings to be designed in a classical architectural style.

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg rode a bike on Thursday evening, presumably on his commute from the Department of Transportation headquarters in Navy Yard.

For the second day in a row, D.C. residents with medical problems encountered difficulty when trying to use the city’s vaccine registration website and phone line to schedule appointments.

DCHA Executive Director Tyrone Garrett says he was out of options.

Early Friday morning, a frustrating vaccine registration process was made even more complicated for District residents trying to register through DC Health’s portal.

Today's Covid vaccine signup was another fail.

South Dakota fired the first shot: a resolution opposing statehood for the residents of Washington, D.C.

Across D.C., residents and leaders alike were quick to realize a simple truth about the coronavirus pandemic’s impact: Black communities were hit the hardest, especially in the number of related…

Programs offer relief, but landlords must weigh steps for tenants in need

Pandemic intensifies homeownership, affordability inequities

One of the most fascinating aspects of D.C. residency is watching publicity-hungry members of Congress try to make a name for themselves at the city’s expense. On that score, Mike Lee, Utah’s…

Capitol Police leadership had plenty of intelligence warning that armed extremists were planning to target the Capitol over President Donald Trump’s election loss, according to new testimony…

As landlords and property owners continue to challenge aspects of the District’s eviction moratorium, a judge has rejected the city’s latest request on behalf of tenants to pause the eviction process…