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As post-election tension soars, white nationalists are among those involved with the "Million MAGA March"

Douglas Development Corp. appears to have sold more than a quarter of the land that makes up the massive New City DC project near Ivy City.

It sounds so alliteratively familiar. The “Barry Building,” rolling off the tongue as if it’s been around for decades.

Four months after 11-year-old Davon McNeal was shot and killed in his Southeast D.C. neighborhood, his former football team welcomed a new van that pays tribute to him, courtesy of Pittsburgh…

On Oct. 28, 1917, Richard M. Shamley marched to Union Station with 400 other D.C. men. If their marching was somewhat imperfect, they could be forgiven. After all, they were not soldiers — yet.

A D.C. judge has ordered the District’s forensic sciences lab to turn over several documents related to a botched firearms analysis at the center of an ongoing murder case — and a bitter public…

Conversations about paid family leave tend to focus on time off to recover from the birth of a child, or for parents to bond with their new addition. It’s not often talked about in terms of clearing…

As lawmakers consider legislation to strengthen and expand rent control in D.C., landlords and tenants concur on one thing: The pandemic has made the issue more urgent than ever.

It wasn't a good year for endorsements—unless you're Karl Racine.

EDENS is looking to extend approvals that would add office or residential stories to the Union Market building.

D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser on Tuesday defended her decision to travel Saturday to Delaware, a state with significantly higher coronavirus risk than the District, to celebrate President-elect Joe…

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser defended her trip to Delaware on Saturday to congratulate Joe Biden and Kamala Harris on their election victory, despite District health officials considering it a high-risk…

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser is facing allegations of hypocrisy over the District’s coronavirus restrictions after she traveled to Delaware for President-elect Joe Biden’s victory speech last Saturday.

By now, you’ve read something like a zillion stories about people fleeing cities in search of more space because of Covid-19. But Gina Hardin and Chris Hartranft did the exact opposite.

The Logan Circle pipeline is growing by another sliver.

The D.C. Environmental Film Festival was set to be held in March, but when the coronavirus pandemic hit, it quickly pivoted to virtual screenings for a select few films.

Coronavirus cases in D.C., Maryland, and Virginia are hitting new highs — and, in some places, surpassing this past spring’s surge. Cases are increasing here as they are throughout the country as…

If you’re looking for places in the D.C. area to dine out or grab drinks while supporting Black-owned businesses, DMV Black Restaurant Week is offering some sweet deals.

As D.C. contends with how to safely reopen schools during the coronavirus pandemic, voters in the nation’s capital have added four new members to a board of key education advisors.

DC Central Kitchen is operating the restaurant, which will also serve as a job-training site.