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Virginia and Maryland lawmakers are expected to press the administration of President-elect Joe Biden to revive the federal government's stalled search for a new FBI headquarters to replace the agency's deteriorating home in downtown D.C. …

D.C. Public Schools and the city’s teachers union have brokered a tentative deal laying out conditions for how schools will reopen, an accord that may temper a monthslong fight over how to safely bring students and educators back to…

The D.C. Housing Authority just picked a team of developers to tackle the redevelopment of the Greenleaf Gardens community in Southwest, advancing the overhaul of the public housing complex into a massive mixed-use project.

For the first time today, D.C.’s acute care bed capacity is more than 90% full, an amount considered ‘insufficient’ according to the city’s reopening metrics. The news follows several days of rising COVID-19 cases around the region.

D.C. officials are beginning negotiations for the redevelopment of one of the city’s prime public housing properties despite advocates’ fears that residents will be displaced.

A boutique hotel in Georgetown wants to convert one of its fifteen rooms into a restaurant.

Claimants in the District who use up their initial 26 weeks of unemployment checks are eligible for extensions under pandemic rules, officials say, but the city doesn’t inform them that they need to apply for that benefit to keep getting…

The District’s public school system reached a tentative deal Thursday evening with the Washington Teachers’ Union on how to reopen public school buildings during the pandemic, potentially settling a major dispute over whether in-person…

The second time's the charm for DCHA Director Tyrone Garrett, as he works to fix one of D.C.'s most run-down public housing complexes.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser cautioned Thursday that the District could implement new restrictions as the region faces a sharp uptick in Covid-19 cases.

Black emerging adults, ages 18 to 25, though just 5.5 percent of D.C.’s population, account for the overwhelming majority of people with justice system involvement. Despite being only 1 in 18 residents, Black emerging adults account for 1…

By now many area residents have heard that the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority is facing a significant financial crisis. Because of low ridership in the coronavirus pandemic, its expected budget gap for fiscal 2021 is…

With all the emphasis on the presidential race, less emphasis has been given to the political impacts of the national elections on this region. Here we examine what this year’s election means for Virginia, Maryland and D.C.

Howard University has received a $1 million gift to launch a hub to advance women in leadership roles, the school announced Thursday.

Happy Thursday. The District's latest COVID-19 dashboard shows substantial community spread, with a seven-day average case rate of 15.8 per 100,000 people — a data point troubling enough for Mayor Muriel Bowser to say that the District may…

A local gas retailer is accused of price gouging, according to a lawsuit filed in D.C.

There’s concern people in rural areas might miss out on getting vaccinated against COVID-19 because of the ultra-cold storage needs of a promising vaccine candidate. However, a D.C. expert is skeptical about the degree to which it could be…