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The legislation also encourages grocers to open stores east of the river by using liquor sales as an incentive.

To understand the impact of the pandemic, look no further than the latest D.C. Auditor report.

The Biden administration has pledged to up D.C.’s COVID-19 vaccine allotment by 15% over the next three weeks, partially answering the city’s ongoing pleas for more doses.

The center of D.C.’s first documented outbreak of the coronavirus last spring was a church in Georgetown, in wealthy and majority-white Ward 2. But once the virus started spreading rapidly across the…

A bill to make Washington, D.C. the 51st state was introduced to the U.S. Senate on Wednesday, marking another incremental victory for local statehood advocates.

The annual March for Life is taking place virtually this year due to the pandemic and heightened security around the Capitol following the Jan. 6 insurrection. While organizers are telling…

It was 2002, and Korina Adkins was moving to Phoenix from Washington for a new job. Her friends knew she loved D.C., so they gave her an old photo album full of old pictures evocative of the…

Train riders can now call, scroll Instagram and watch Netflix throughout the entire underground network of Metro tunnels.

It’s not exactly New Orleans, but it’s getting close.

A new apartment building is being planned in Mount Vernon Triangle with an interesting amenity.

Acting D.C. Police Chief Robert J. Contee, III told members of Congress on Tuesday that more than 850 of the department’s officers responded to the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, costing…

Three sesame bagels with cream cheese — one with tomato and one with jalapeño — and a plain bagel with butter did not seem like most exciting order that Call Your Mother has ever fielded.

Georgetown University is seeking disciplinary action against students it says received the coronavirus vaccine despite not currently being eligible under D.C.’s vaccination rollout.

Some Metro employees fear retaliation for reporting safety concerns, according to the independent commission responsible for overseeing safety practices on Metro.

D.C., Maryland and Virginia didn’t make the grade in a new American Lung Association report that examined restrictions on access to flavored tobacco products and vaping among kids.

E-scooter and e-bike operator Lime plans to add motor-driven cycles to its D.C. fleet as part of a strategy to become the first micromobility operator to offer three modes of transportation through…

A large percentage of nursing home workers in D.C., Maryland and Virginia have declined to take the coronavirus vaccine, officials say, presenting a major challenge in the region’s plans to protect…

The Library of Congress will build on its promise to be the “people’s library” by launching a four-year program to expand and diversify its collection and work with communities of color and other…

Martin Baron, one of the most highly regarded editors in American journalism and an outspoken advocate of the value of a free press, announced Tuesday he would step down as executive editor of The…

Child care workers, who have provided in-person supervision for months, are criticizing the District’s new plan to vaccinate them after public school teachers, who are to return to classrooms Monday…