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Whitman-Walker Health is about to see big change at the top.

Two properties near Union Market in Northeast D.C. have sold for a head-turning price.

Four times within just two weeks, D.C. police officers shot someone. The circumstances of each incident are different, and each case must be judged separately to determine if the shooting was justified and if the use of force was…

A new Metro line to National Harbor is one of the ideas being floated to solve a chronic crowding problem — and, if selected, could bring rail service to Georgetown, Buzzard Point and St. Elizabeths.

The Glover Park store will be one of two in the country where customers can pay with their palms.

Next to DC’s Piney Branch Parkway, right across from where that road intersects with 17th Street NW, CSO-049 serves the Rock Creek Sewershed, a 2,329-acre area of Washington DC, with a diverse, mixed-income population of close to 90,000.

How would you like to act in a major Hollywood production in D. C.?

Tom's Watch Bar, a growing chain of sports bars out of Denver, is coming to the neighborhood around Nationals Park.

Ridership on Metrorail in the D.C. region is expected to increase over the coming years, and transportation officials are considering how to address that growth.

Critics called for the dissolution of a taxpayer-funded nonprofit organization because of its governance

Online and hybrid courses will remain suspended Wednesday at Howard University following what officials have described as a ransomware cyberattack.

On September 12, 2001, "there was a sense of unity throughout the country that we haven’t seen since, we certainly don’t see now," says former D.C. Mayor Anthony Williams.

Decade-long litigation between groups founded by Rev. Sun-Myung Moon nears its possible conclusion in D.C. Court of Appeals.

Metro board members Thursday will discuss the results of a two-year study they commissioned before the pandemic

D.C.’s Howard University will resume in-person classes Wednesday, after all classes Tuesday were cancelled in the wake of a ransomware attack last week.

Howard University is offline and investigating what it says was a ransomware cyberattack that first began disrupting online systems on Friday, officials confirmed Tuesday.

The biggest infrastructure project in the D.C. Department of Transportation’s history is almost ready for drivers, cyclists, and walkers to use.