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Georgetown University plans to expand its cancer services, thanks to funding from a big-name foundation.

A group of truckers calling itself the “People’s Convoy,” which protested vaccine mandates and aired other right-wing grievances by driving around the Washington region in March, returned to the Hagerstown Speedway in Maryland on Tuesday. …

Second drinking water source for DC, swimming in Potomac to be studied

The transit agency’s top two leaders departed Monday after a training lapse involving about half of its train operators

Metro is speeding up the transition to new leadership of the region's rail and bus service.

The D.C. primary election is coming up next month, but voters won’t have to wait that long to cast a ballot, because ballots are currently being mailed directly to the homes of registered voters across the nation’s capital.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser defended her record while three other Democratic hopefuls spelled out their positions in a 90-minute virtual debate Monday night.

Metro General Manager and CEO Paul Wiedefeld has retired over a month earlier than planned, and the D.C.-area transit agency’s Chief Operating Officer Joe Leader has stepped down effective immediately.

Metro General Manager Paul Wiedefeld is out at WMATA, 45 days before his scheduled retirement. So is WMATA Chief Operating Officer Joe Leader, who resigned Monday.

As political debates go, the showdown Monday night between Mayor Muriel E. Bowser and her three challengers for the Democratic nomination for D.C. mayor was mostly free of fireworks.

Salah Czapary, the former D.C. police officer running to knock off Ward 1 Councilmember Brianne Nadeau, has had one heck of a month so far.

Substitute teachers in the D.C. Public Schools protested at City Hall Monday, citing inflation concerns as they demanded a pay increase to $35 an hour.

The transit agency was also cited as early as 2015 for not having a consistent recertification program.

Two DC Jail inmates are dead and a third is hospitalized after suspected overdoses.

Two people in custody died and another was hospitalized in two separate incidents at the D.C. jail

Two people have died at the D.C. Jail since Friday, a Department of Corrections spokesperson confirmed Monday afternoon.

“I um,” my son’s text began, “forgot the tickets.”

High-speed wireless internet at low or no cost is coming to people who qualify in some D.C. neighborhoods.

The time has arrived: the D.C. Board of Elections will start mailing out ballots to most D.C. voters starting today, meaning that in the coming days you’ll be able to perform your civic duty ahead of the June 21 primary. (The ballot…

Last year, the Anacostia-based performance group Theater Alliance put on a series of four short recorded plays titled “City in Transition,” each one focusing on one of D.C.’s four quadrants and written by a playwright of color from the…