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D.C. Attorney General Karl A. Racine’s (D) office Thursday announced the recipients of $150,000 in grants to help migrants arriving on buses from Texas and Arizona — an effort to assist local aid groups that have been overwhelmed since the…

While Lorde stumped most of D.C. by admitting her illegal act Monday night, she became an unwitting hero to a very small group.

Six local nonprofits will split $150,000 in grants from the Office of the Attorney General to help migrants arriving at Union Station by bus from Texas and Arizona.

A three-judge panel of the D.C. Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday that a ballot initiative that would eliminate the tipped wage in D.C. can remain on the November ballot, putting the controversial issue one step closer to being decided by…

The number of travelers who came to D.C. increased in 2021, but the total still remains significantly below pre-pandemic levels

Charles Egunjobi worked as an auditor with the D.C. government ensuring people complied with financial laws, but federal prosecutors say he had a side gig breaking them — operating a money-laundering scheme for a romance scam that netted…

D.C. Attorney General Karl A. Racine (D) on Wednesday announced a lawsuit against billionaire Michael J. Saylor and the technology company he co-founded, MicroStrategy, alleging that Saylor has lived in D.C. for more than a decade while…

A revived initiative to phase out D.C.'s tipped wage system should remain on the November ballot, a panel of three D.C. appellate judges ruled Wednesday.

The lone survivor of lightning strike in front of the White House is still recovering, but has begun to move on with her life. This was a packed week, as she met the agents who saved her life and she went back to school.

D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine on Wednesday sued billionaire business owner Michael J. Saylor for allegedly avoiding paying some $25 million in D.C. income taxes even though he resides in the city.

D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine’s office has sued MicroStrategy Inc. Executive Chairman and former CEO Michael Saylor, alleging that he owes the city millions in taxes that he evaded with the help of the software company he founded.

D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine has announced a tax fraud lawsuit against Michael Saylor, founder and chairman of Tysons-based technology company MicroStrategy.

A whistleblower complaint challenges proposed changes to the historic Main Reading Room, and the library takes issue with its critics

A total of 17,300 mixed-use apartments have been completed in Washington, D.C., since 2012, per a report from RentCafe, a nationwide apartment search website.

Kevin Ward, who had died by suicide in January, allegedly used school funds to buy cars, sports memorabilia and property in West Virginia.

About 2,000 miles from his home in Southeast Washington, 16-year-old Don’Zeal Davis pitched a tent in Wyoming’s Grand Teton National Park. He spent the next 24 hours alone in the wilderness, a kind of training exercise held during a recent…

Kevin “Scooter” Ward, the late mayor of Hyattsville, Maryland who took his own life in January, is now being accused of having embezzled $2.2 million from KIPP D.C., the city’s largest charter school operator.

Kids are back in school this week, and while COVID-19 might still be on parents’ minds, chances are their children already got it sometime over the past two years.

The former mayor of Hyattsville, Maryland, who died in January, was under investigation for allegations he defrauded the D.C. public charter school he worked for of $2.2 million, according to a lawsuit filed by federal prosecutors.

Assistant Chief Andre Wright has had two affairs with subordinate officers and allegedly drank on the job, according to an official complaint and divorce filings.