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WASHINGTON (AP) — Law enforcement was on high alert Thursday around the U.S. Capitol after intelligence uncovered a “possible plot” by a militia group to storm the iconic building again, two months after a mob of Donald Trump supporters…

Interest in accessory dwelling units (ADU) has only increased over the past year, but the process can be daunting, has a learning curve, and misrepresentations are rampant. Now, a local architecture firm is looking to offer a one-stop shop…

After complaints about a website prone to crash and suffering from other glitches as residents seek to score coronavirus vaccine slots, the District will allow residents to pre-register for appointments starting next week.

The U.S. Capitol Police said Wednesday that they have information regarding a possible plot by a militant group to breach the Capitol on Thursday, a date that some followers of the QAnon extremist ideology falsely claim will mark former…

Many professional journalists will tell you they grew up seeing their parents absorbed in the pages of newspapers, which showed up at their doors with predictable regularity.

Downtown food trucks and their unlicensed counterparts fight for the same dwindling dollars.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Capitol Police say they have uncovered intelligence of a “possible plot” by a militia group to breach the U.S. Capitol on Thursday, nearly two months after a mob of supporters of then-President Donald Trump stormed the…

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Virginia, Maryland and the District continued to adjust their methods and practices Wednesday for distributing coronavirus vaccines as they prepare to receive tens of thousands of doses of the new Johnson & Johnson shot.

The mad dash for vaccine appointments is set to end. D.C. will launch a new pre-registration system next week.

The eviction and utility shutoff bans were extended too.

After portal crashes, dropped calls, and error messages bungled D.C.’s vaccine distribution for three consecutive days last week, the city will begin using a pre-registration system to schedule appointments.

Deputy Mayor Wayne Turnage is trying to avoid more disruption for 67,000 Medicaid beneficiaries.

The Washington Teachers’ Union will have a coordinated “situation room” with D.C. Public Schools designed to immediately respond to coronavirus-related issues at District schools.

D.C. says it will switch over to a preregistration system next week for residents to make their coronavirus vaccine appointments.

Momentum is building among D.C. lawmakers and advocates to make another hefty investment in repairing and redeveloping the D.C. Housing Authority’s most troubled properties, which could make fiscal year 2022 the third year in a row the…