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DOC Director says internal investigation cleared correctional officer of claims he attacked inmate in his cell

The marble dome of the Jefferson Memorial in D.C. is gleaming white once again, now that a dome cleaning and roof replacement project is almost done.

DC has announced vaccines will become available to anyone 16 and older on Monday who can secure an appointment, moving up the eligibility expansion by an additional week.

As employers across the Washington region look toward fall for bringing workers back to the office, Metro officials want to ensure the transit agency is still a large part of the post-pandemic commute.

If you’ve noticed your water take on a different taste or smell in D.C. or parts of Northern Virginia over the last few days, it’s (probably) not just you: Authorities are running their routine spring cleaning on the area’s water…

DC Health already started sending vaccine appointments to residents who are not yet eligible but pre-registered.

Georgetown is expanding its notoriously narrow sidewalks in the historic shopping district. The Business Improvement District is using a temporary deck-like material for more room for dining and walking.

(CNN) — A scathing report by the US Capitol Police watchdog obtained by CNN reveals that there were even more law enforcement failures prior to January 6 than previously known, including new details about expired ammunition, ineffective…

Schools and universities may plan for in-person graduation ceremonies this spring as long as attendance sizes are limited and physical distancing is observed, Mayor Muriel Bowser said Thursday.

All D.C. residents aged 16 and older will become eligible for the coronavirus vaccine starting Monday, the health department said Thursday, indicating that the city has been able to offer vaccine appointments to priority groups more…

D.C. is opening COVID-19 vaccination appointments to the public sooner than expected.

The Hire Local DC Coalition, formed by the Federal City Council and the D.C. Chamber of Commerce, will seek to help residents find jobs.

The National Park Service announced Thursday that the Independence Day parade in the nation’s capital will be canceled for a second year because of the coronavirus pandemic.

A few months after we first saw the major residential plans that Douglas Development has in the works across the street from Dave Thomas Circle, the project is now rendered in full color.

The National Park Service has announced that it will skip this year’s Independence Day Parade on the National Mall, citing logistics and planning limitations.

As more of the D.C. region gets vaccinated, Metro’s board of directors is looking toward the future — and for a way to coax riders back to the system.

Returning D.C. residents, criminal justice experts, attorneys, and elected officials urged the D.C. Council on Thursday to move on legislation that would simplify the process of sealing criminal records — but debated the details of…

D.C. has pushed its timeline for offering COVID-19 vaccine appointments to all of-age residents up to April 12, according to the city’s health department. And some D.C. residents received a pleasant surprise on Thursday morning, when they…