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Nine congressional Democrats from the D.C. region denounced the White House’s handling of its coronavirus outbreak on Tuesday.

The D.C. Council unanimously approved a measure that requires landlords to provide photographic evidence that tenants have been given notice of eviction cases against them. The measure was a new…

A few weeks into the covid-19 pandemic, the Gaudenzia residential drug treatment facility in the District took a hit: 13 patients and 11 employees tested positive for the virus.

Do: carve pumpkins with people in your household. Don’t: bob for apples.

A program that houses long-term incarcerated individuals together with younger ones offers an alternative model of incarceration centered on education, personal growth, and transformation, and has…

Although a few projects remain up in the air (both literally and figuratively) for NoMa's residential pipeline, several developments are now well on their way to completion.

American University President Sylvia Burwell plans to cancel classes on Election Day, citing “civic engagement and the pursuit of American democratic ideals” as being part of the D.C. university’s…

U Street Music Hall announced its permanent closure on Monday, seven months after the subterranean club known for its sound system and DJ sets had to close its doors because of the Covid-19 crisis.

Though not unexpected, one of the more painful consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic is that many restaurants and bars have permanently shut down their operations.

When Kojo Nnamdi moved to Washington, D.C. in 1969, he found a city buzzing with political energy and shaped by Black culture.

University of the District of Columbia President Ronald Mason is once again the highest-paid person on the District payroll.

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Officials with the Washington, D.C., Department of Health have been unsuccessful in trying to connect with the White House to assist with contact tracing and other protocols…

WASHINGTON (AP) — Public Schools in Washington, D.C., will partially reopen their buildings to select students beginning Nov. 9 in a multi-pronged approach as the nation’s capital struggles to return…

The segment of the District referred to as “official Washington” is often discussed as a separate entity, as if it’s cordoned off from the daily lives of the vast majority of people who call D.C.…

With news of positive coronavirus results coming out of the White House, how are D.C. officials responding? Mayor Muriel Bowser and D.C. Health Director LaQuandra Nesbitt didn’t have any details to…

American University will cancel classes and close university offices on Election Day to give students and employees time to vote, the school’s president announced Monday.

The nearly 100,000 D.C. residents who buy health insurance through an online marketplace under the federal Affordable Care Act will see just a small increase in their insurance rates for 2021, in a…

“THIS IS historically an unloved building that people are ambivalent about. It’s never been a friendly building.” That is what D.C’s chief librarian, Richard Reyes-Gavilan, once said about the Martin…