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A residential conversion could be in the works for a large portion of the mall at the center of Georgetown.

For the past decade, D.C. has required D.C. Healthcare Alliance enrollees to reapply for their health insurance in person every six months.

For those that live and work in those places, exposure to that heat can be uncomfortable and outright dangerous.

The city has seen a decade of below-average totals beginning in 2010, but fatalities have been trending upward again in the past three years.

Whether their reporting is harmful or helpful in a city grappling with police reform and violent crime depends on who you ask.

D.C. police released body camera footage taken during an arrest in which one of the officers was captured on a viral video repeatedly punching a man as other officers tried to handcuff him.

District officials released footage Wednesday from police body cameras during an arrest in a suspected drug transaction in Southeast Washington that led to three officers being suspended after one of the officers was captured on viral…

Walking down the aisle in the center of the church, the 10-year-old clung tightly to the hand of a family member as they approached the open casket.

A 15-year-old D.C. student died Wednesday after he was stabbed by another teen outside of the Northeast charter school that they attend, according to the Metropolitan Police Department.

With less than two weeks until the start of the academic year, D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) remained steadfast Wednesday that nearly all public school children in the nation’s capital would be required to attend in-person school full…

A 15-year-old boy was fatally stabbed Wednesday afternoon during an altercation that occurred as students were being dismissed from a charter high school in Northeast Washington, according to D.C. police.

A teenager was fatally stabbed Wednesday following an altercation with another teenager outside a D.C. school.

A recent anti-vaccine misinformation (or potential disinformation) campaign in Prince George’s County and an anti-misinformation vaccination campaign targeting Black folks in the DMV highlight some of the vaccine hesitancy and access…

Pat Fallon's bill would prohibit the District from doing something it has shown no appetite for.

Last Thursday, the Census Bureau released the redistricting data from the 2020 census, giving the public its first look at the results for geographic areas smaller than states. What does this data tell us about how our region is growing?

The D.C. Commission on the Arts and Humanities has dramatically reshaped the way it supports Washington’s arts community by directing significant increases to the city’s small and midsize arts organizations and making steep cuts to almost…

D.C. Public Schools released much-awaited health and safety plans on Wednesday that describe how it will fully reopen buildings.

DC Fire and EMS honored a lifeguard at a ceremony Tuesday for his role in rescuing a 90-year-old woman who had sunk to the bottom of a pool.

The District is moving to acquire at least a portion of an old Exxon gas station property across from the Key Bridge, a crucial step in making the long-sought Georgetown-Rosslyn gondola, among other potential infrastructure projects, a…