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The three leading D.C. mayoral candidates fought over how to reduce crime and lower housing costs during a televised in-person debate Wednesday night, less than three weeks before the June 21 Democratic primary and as more than 10,000…

The National Park Service on Wednesday morning cleared at least a dozen tents outside of Union Station on Columbus Circle.

The primary election in D.C. is less than three weeks away, and rising homicide numbers were a central issue as Democratic candidates running for mayor met to debate Wednesday.

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The garbage truck rumbled to a stop at the edge of the nearest tent Wednesday morning, and a half-dozen National Park Service employees got to work.

Freed from their Zoom squares to stand side-by-side onstage in front of a whooping and chanting audience, D.C.’s Democratic mayoral candidates showed sharper elbows Wednesday night in what may be their last significant chance to debate one…

At a televised debate Wednesday night, council members Robert White and Trayon White attacked Mayor Muriel Bowser’s plan to increase police funding, arguing the city needs more violence intervention and opportunities for young people.

The plan, called ‘Roadmap to Reducing Violent Crime in the District,’ seems to tout much of what city officials were already doing

D.C. mayoral hopeful James Q. Butler won’t be taking the debate stage Wednesday night after the U.S. District Court dismissed his case against host Georgetown University for excluding him.

Courts in the District have been awarded just over $600,000 to expand programs that help keep tenants in their homes.

Five stations on the Orange Line closed this past Saturday and won’t be back open until September, according to Metro. New Carrollton, Landover, and Cheverly are the latest in Metro’s line to have their platforms ripped up and new ones to…

There are plenty of new residential projects in DC that require approval from the city's zoning commission or historic preservation board. But just one on the boards needed the thumbs up from the U.S. Secret Service.

The legal fight between Georgetown University and a Democratic candidate for D.C. mayor has ended, according to a judicial ruling.

Gordon Ramsay has more fish to fry along D.C.'s Southwest waterfront.

After a months-long closure, The National Gallery of Art’s East Building will reopen on June 30, the museum announced on Wednesday.

Violence interrupters and outreach workers in D.C. often sacrifice their physical safety and emotional well-being trying to prevent shootings and reduce violence in D.C.’s neighborhoods. They work directly with residents who are at risk of…

Renee Thomas didn’t know where she was going to end up Wednesday afternoon, but she said she wouldn’t be going far.

The rent control “clearinghouse” was supposed to be ready in 2016.

The National Park Service cleared a homeless encampment outside Union Station this morning, prompting familiar divisions among those who see such measures as necessary because of an imminent threat to public health and safety and others…

After a violent 2021 for D.C., and police data showing 2022 trending to be more violent, with total violent crime 17% higher than this time a year ago, a new program is training violence interrupters to stop gun violence before it starts…