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A tentative agreement may soon resolve the strike that has stymied DC Circulator service for much of the week.

A tentative agreement was reached Thursday morning between striking D.C. Circulator bus drivers and RATP Dev, which manages the D.C. bus service.

The bus drivers have been on strike since Tuesday over what they say are unfair wages and poor working conditions.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and her Democratic rivals faced each other in a debate hosted by WAMU Wednesday, ahead of the District primary election next month.

D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser described the two council members challenging her in the June Democratic primary as “equivocating and waffling” as she sought in a radio debate on Wednesday evening to portray herself as a proven leader…

The stakes are not evenly spread across people who become pregnant, and if the Supreme Court justices need a reminder of that, they don’t have to look far

The school held a ceremony ahead of the day to prepare students for the emotional return

Karim Marshall, a lawyer who worked in the city government for more than a decade, is running for an at-large position on the D.C. Council, becoming the latest independent to launch a bid for the seat.

D.C. Councilmember Robert White (D-At Large) on Wednesday pledged to dramatically expand vocational education and open a network of public boarding schools if he’s elected mayor.

The longtime home of the Kirov Academy ballet school in D.C.'s Brookland neighborhood is on the market.

D.C. mayoral candidate Robert C. White Jr. said he wants to open more public boarding schools in the District, perhaps for students as young as kindergarten.

"The public does not really get what's going to happen if this decision comes down as written."

Karoly Freeman sat down on the outside patio at The Potter’s House on a routine Monday afternoon in late March. After some hopeful warm days, the cold was back again. He sipped the hot coffee with sugar and light cream and sighed. Freeman…

Students at Edmund Burke School in Northwest D.C. returned to class Wednesday for the first time since a sniper attack in their neighborhood nearly two weeks ago.

While the tourism numbers for D.C. are much better than 2020, there is still a way to go.

Two-plus years into the coronavirus pandemic, the businesses and office space that make up downtown D.C.'s Central Business District are still struggling to stay occupied and attract the workers and visitors necessary for a vibrant…

Union leaders and workers said they will continue the work stoppage until an agreement is reached

A new national ranking once again puts DC's park system at the top among big cities.

The potential overturn of Roe v. Wade has Democratic leaders around the region fearful about Republicans intervening in the District and the possibility of Virginia governor Glenn Youngkin pushing to restrict abortion access.

Donations began pouring in to the DC Abortion Fund within hours of news breaking that the Supreme Court intended to strike down Roe v. Wade.