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Unusually high intake and low adoption rates have created the perfect storm.

The report’s findings that vehicles are speeding through school zones would be concerning, if so many people weren’t already concerned

A D.C. Superior Court judge has granted D.C. Attorney General Karl A. Racine’s request to temporarily freeze Casa Ruby’s bank accounts, court documents filed Wednesday show. The ruling follows a Washington Post report that raised questions…

If the D.C. government was a romance novel, the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs would be the troubled couple working its way through a lengthy, painful breakup.

Kevin Hargraves-Shird was loved; that much was made apparent by the crowd of about 150 supporters honoring his life at Tuesday’s vigil.

The Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs has drawn criticism for decades over its handling of permits, housing inspections and its many other responsibilities. While there's also been intermittent praise from some quarters for…

The lawsuit comes almost a year after a similar case was filed by current and former Black female police officers in the District

Brian Dwyer replaces former chief operating officer Joseph Leader, who resigned in May amid a safety lapse

It may have taken a few years, but an affordable housing complex in Southeast D.C. has finally lined up the financing to pay for much-needed renovations and upgrades.

More than one month after the first monkeypox case was reported in D.C., former DC Health director LaQuandra Nesbitt issued a warning.

Portions of the National Air and Space Museum will reopen to the public in mid-October, some six months after the entire building was closed as part of a seven-year, $1 billion facelift of the iconic and popular destination on the National…

Many drivers in the District speed through school zones and ignore signs that tell them to slow down, according to a new report from the traffic analytics company INRIX.

The Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum will reopen the west end of its D.C. building on Friday, Oct. 14 with both new and renovated exhibitions.

The erstwhile Council candidate is attempting a political comeback as questions persist about his last run for office.

Serena Hargraves says the officer who killed her brother did not issue any commands to drop a gun, despite what police have said.

Crashes were slightly less severe in school zones, even as speed and crash rates remained similar

In some states that have become hotspots for the monkeypox outbreak, there's a drastic disconnect between the number of doses that local health officials say they need versus what they have been allotted, an Axios Local review of a dozen…