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Though it will certainly be different than usual, this holiday season is expected to be cheerful in Congress Heights. A float featuring go-go bands and Santa Claus will belt out holiday tunes while…

In the first year of public campaign financing in the District, Washingtonians made enough small-dollar donations to generate $3.4 million in taxpayer funding — fueling campaigns for several…

Roy Dunlap told his family his plans as they sat down to a dinner of salmon, greens and white rice. “I’m going to take the vaccine tomorrow,” the director of environmental services at Howard…

President-elect Joe Biden’s inaugural committee is urging the public not to travel to D.C. for the Jan. 20 ceremony amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, and instead participate from home.

D.C. Public Schools is deliberating new names for Woodrow Wilson High School. The criteria set forth by DCPS state that any individual under consideration must have made a significant contribution to…

“I Started Getting Punched in the Face and Kicked”

Restaurants are celebrating with feasts for carryout and delivery.

President-elect Joe Biden’s inaugural committee is urging the public not to travel to D.C. for the Jan. 20 ceremony amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, and instead participate from home.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Vandalism at four downtown Washington churches after rallies in support of President Donald Trump is exposing rifts among people of faith as the nation confronts bitter…

The development pipeline off South Capitol Street is growing by 11 stories.

Whose fault is it? Depends who you ask.

Hogan Lovells LLP hopes to shed a large block of space it had been holding onto in downtown D.C., an effort that comes as the amount of empty office space across Greater Washington continues to swell…

As supporters of President Donald Trump took to the streets of D.C. this weekend to demonstrate against unfounded claims of a “stolen election,” clashing with counterprotesters, one local…

District officials on Monday denounced the violence that erupted in downtown Washington over the weekend, blaming many of the clashes on protesters who refuse to accept the presidential election…

The first doses of a coronavirus vaccine were administered Monday in the Washington region, marking the start of a logistically massive undertaking that officials hope will halt a virus that has…

In its final meeting of its two-year legislative term, the D.C. Council may alter a rule on rehiring laid-off workers that has drawn criticism from the restaurant industry, but seems unlikely to step…

This weekend, we saw that fire of hatred turning against churches in D.C., including one of the oldest African American churches in the nation.

The Proud Boys are as stupid as they look, decked out in their ridiculous yellow-and-black garb and wannabe military gear, if they thought marauding D.C. streets would leave this community hiding…

Virginia is sending 8,000 additional COVID-19 vaccine doses to District hospitals as early as next week, D.C. Health Director Dr. LaQuandra Nesbitt said at a news conference Monday — more than the…

Activists with BLMDC reflect on 2020, including growing support for the organization, their accomplishments and their goals for 2021.