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Teacher burnout, frustration with the evaluation system and a workplace culture that doesn’t include teachers in decision-making were some of the issues raised Wednesday as D.C. Council members…

At-Large Councilmember Anita Bonds recently crossed a line that even Republicans during the impeachment hearings wouldn’t breach.

Crowds are headed back to Nationals Park just a couple months after celebrating a World Series title, thanks to the installation of Enchant D.C., an event billed as "the world's largest Christmas…

The comeuppance for the incestuous nature of City Hall politics finally came calling Tuesday afternoon — and aims to boot D.C. Council member Jack Evans out the door.

D.C. COUNCIL member Jack Evans (D-Ward 2) has during his long tenure in public office made contributions to the Washington area that helped make it a better place to live and work. He aided the…

When a 13-year-old boy found out earlier this year that a bullet lodged in his spine was going to leave him paralyzed from his belly button down, he didn’t scream. He didn’t cry. He didn’t even sulk…

The chairman of the D.C. Council urged Jack Evans to resign late Tuesday, hours after the council took a historic vote to recommend the lawmaker be expelled in the face of repeated ethics violations.…

An emergency bill unanimously approved Tuesday by the D.C. Council would allow parents and relatives of people who die during interactions with police the right to see body-worn camera footage of the…

Remember that 20-foot crack in the World War II Memorial?

For the fourth time this year, a group of D.C. protesters plans to cause gridlock during the morning commute to draw attention to the global climate crisis.

Mark Ein is all in on esports.

A sculpture depicting Jesus reflecting Matthew, 25:36, “When I was naked, you clothed me,” was installed outside the Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle in Washington, D.C., on Nov. 17, the World…

The D.C. region's development continued to surge in 2019, with massive mixed-use projects delivering from Tysons to Ballston, Capitol Riverfront to NoMa and beyond.

Looking over personal letters and photos at “In Her Own Words,” the new Rosa Parks exhibit at the Library of Congress, Jane Gunter looked up in awe, remembering the moment she witnessed history on a…

Cracks discovered in granite of WWII Memorial, forcing monument's partial closure

“If anyone else wants to open a journalism museum, they can call me,” says one prominent editor whose stuff was on display.

The poster beckoning audiences just beyond the Now Playing sign features a gun-slinging cowboy at a saloon, a masked steed, and an ornery bull. The Bull-Dogger promises an adventure filled with…

A few weeks ago, UrbanTurf previewed EDENS' latest plans for a dramatic building which would serve as a gateway of sorts to Union Market. Now, the developer is taking the first procedural step to…

The DC Council is making another, more ambitious attempt to amend one of the city's signature down payment assistance programs.

WASHINGTON (WJLA) — D.C. has seen a big bump in the number of reported hate crimes.