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As the redevelopment of the former Department of Agriculture building a block off DC's Wharf moves forward, a few new renderings have been unveiled.

Erica Ahdoot, executive director of Horton’s Kids, a D.C. nonprofit that helps kids graduate from high school and prepare for life, recently co-authored an opinion piece for The Washington Post about curbing gun violence. Reader response…

The stagehands, costume and set designers, electricians, audio engineers, and other production staffers at Shakespeare Theatre Company voted to unionize Monday, the result of an organizing effort that began years ago and intensified amid…

With cases rising rapidly and vaccine supply still severely constricted by federal shipments, D.C. is shifting its monkeypox vaccination plan, delaying second doses and instead focusing on getting first doses to high-risk residents.

McDuffie is starting from scratch as he moves to this independent bid, and he’s turning to a well-connected friend for help.

Amid a rapid increase in the number of local monkeypox cases, DC Health officials have overhauled their vaccine distribution plan to provide more first doses to eligible DC residents rather than a second dose to those midway through the…

New WMATA General Manager Randy Clarke wasted no time trying to make inroads with Metro riders. At the end of his first day on the job on Monday, he talked with dozens of riders at L’Enfant Plaza, hearing frustrations about long waits…

D.C. public health officials are shifting the city’s monkeypox vaccine strategy, using its limited stock of vaccine to give out first doses to the most at-risk population instead of reserving shots for the second dose of the two-shot…