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Privacy concerns prevent providing DC inmate information to Board of Elections, Bureau of Prisons says

WeWork confirmed that it plans to close three of its locations in the District, including its maiden home in the nation's capital, as it looks to streamline its portfolio and find a path toward profitability.

Independent report reviews use of force incidents by D.C. Police in 2019

Conversations around racial injustice have led to a new effort to better understand D.C.’s history with slavery.

Vinoda Basnayake co-owns Casta's Rum Bar. He was also behind the canceled HEIST X Kennedy Center pop-up.

Three years ago, Isaac Smith was working to preserve a Confederate monument with an avowed white supremacist who would later go on to organize the deadly Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.

Three area craft artists who are featured in the fair explain their creations.

Colleen Moriarty’s kids have discovered the beauty of pandemic-era Halloween: You get to choose your own candy.

As a college student, she wanted to have an impact. The answer she landed on — working inside institutions — set her on the path to the vice-presidential nomination.

Judging by the latest crane count, development in DC is only accelerating.

The Navy said Tuesday it intends to build a new museum in the District to replace its current National Museum of the U.S. Navy at the Washington Navy Yard.

Howard University is one of 10 historically Black colleges and universities that will receive a cumulative $15 million over three years from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to build up Covid-19 testing infrastructure.

The Navy intends to build a new $450 million flagship museum near its Navy Yard facility in D.C., Secretary of the Navy Kenneth Braithwaite announced Tuesday.

The Navy has plans to build a new museum to replace the National Museum of the U.S. Navy in Southeast D.C., which is now closed due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Early in the pandemic, the future was uncertain for D.C.’s historic Ford’s Theatre.

Happy Tuesday. Even the number of candidates in the at-large DC Council race is a bit confusing — there are 24 candidates on the ballot, but only 23 of them have active campaigns. Then there's the inherent confusion in a free-for-all race…

Twenty-three candidates are competing for two at-large D.C. Council seats. Voters can pick two candidates, and the top two finishers will win.

Sometimes, in the midst of a downturn, an idea comes up that many people can embrace and look forward to. So it may be with Georgetown developer Anthony Lanier’s latest idea: to turn the vacant property he owns at the prominent juncture of…