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Metro appears likely to win another decade’s worth of federal funding in the coming months — but the troubled transit agency’s prospects of locking in a larger annual appropriation from Congress look considerably more gloomy.

An association of charter school leaders is running a radio campaign urging D.C. to turn over more unused school buildings to charters. The campaign comes amid larger conversations about school facilities and school planning in the city —…

The new “Made in D.C.” retail kiosk at Washington National Airport offers visitors the opportunity to purchase D.C.-produced food and goods, from nail lacquer to environmentally sustainable chocolate.

The agency's president insists there are currently no plans to bring the local NFL team back into D.C.

One-third of homeless people in D.C. used to have homes in Maryland, Virginia or another state, according to a new survey released this week.

One of the city's most exciting and dynamic mixed-use developments is moving forward.

Republicans in Congress have tried to overturn D.C. laws that have legalized medical marijuana, needle exchanges and assisted suicide in the capital city.

A D.C. police officer has been charged with bribery for allegedly accepting $15,000 in exchange for providing another person with confidential information from traffic crash reports, according to documents filed in federal court in…

Maryland Representative Andy Harris, a Republican from the Eastern Shore, has long succeeded in stymying D.C.’s ability to regulate recreational marijuana.

Right now, only the whitest states—Maine and Vermont—allow prisoners to vote. Washington, D.C., could change that.

The Smithsonian Institution plans to move its headquarters from its historic Smithsonian Castle into an office building about a half-mile away.

The library is getting various upgrades 10 years after its last major renovation

GW says Universal Health Services, Inc. continuously fails to meet its commitments to the hospital.

Good Wednesday morning. Let DL draw your attention to one point in the clash between Council Chairman Phil Mendelson and Chief Financial Officer Jeff DeWitt.

WASHINGTON (WJLA) — Parents at an elementary school in the District say a minor fire gave them a major scare on Monday morning. They believe malfunctioning fire alarms could’ve put children’s’ lives at risk – and are demanding answers from…

When local high school students attending McKinley Tech High School learned about the condition of the Mount Zion and Female Union Band Society Cemetery in Georgetown, they decided to do something to fix it.

The passenger on the Silver Line Metro train first noticed the leather instrument case with a cannonball logo. Then he saw that the man who was carrying it also had a flute.

Almost two dozen D.C. schools suspended the private operator of their before and after school programs this week after allegations were raised that an employee kissed and inappropriately touched a minor student.

D.C. lawmakers are refusing demands from the city’s chief financial officer to modify their recently passed budget, setting up a test of wills between the District’s legislative branch and its top fiscal official that observers say is…

In a typical year, Washington, D.C. gets about 40 inches of rain. In 2018, the city got 63 inches — the wettest year on record. The excessive precipitation is not good for water quality, and that was reflected in the latest report card on…