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Pharrell Williams is bringing his “Something in the Water” festival to D.C., the musician and producer announced Tuesday at a press conference with D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser at Ballou High School.

Advocates are asking the Council to allocate $160 million for workers left out of federal aid programs.

The fundraiser held on Dec. 6, 2021 was seemingly routine: a small group of well-heeled supporters gathered at the Georgetown home of real estate developer Marc Duber to contribute up to $500 a person to Councilmember Brooke Pinto (D-Ward…

Amid continued attention to Friday's sniper situation in Van Ness that sent the neighborhood into lockdown for hours, DC's police chief unveiled a new partnership with federal officials to crack down on illegal firearms and curb violent…

George Washington University’s D.C. operations added $1.6 billion in income to the District's economy in fiscal 2019, according to the first such report ever commissioned by the school.

Phil Posner laments the loss of the mask mandate but is optimistic about gains in MetroAccess service and the promise of federal funding to improve accessibility

The Attorneys General of D.C. and Virginia confirmed Monday that their offices would conduct separate investigations into the NFL’s Washington Commanders and owner Dan Snyder in response to a House investigation into the team’s financial…

Attorneys general Karl A. Racine of D.C. and Jason S. Miyares of Virginia are investigating a variety of allegations against the Washington Commanders and their owner, Daniel Snyder.

After a weekend that saw several people injured in separate shootings across D.C., including a “sniper-type setup” that sent the Van Ness area to shelter in place Friday, the mayor and the police chief unveiled a partnership with local and…

For the first time, homes are for sale at St. Elizabeths East Campus in Southeast D.C.

Ever since the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel shut its doors in the early months of the pandemic, its Woodley Park neighbors have sought something new for the prime 9.5-acre site.

The little house on First Street SE was supposed to fulfill a lifelong goal for Tasharn Richardson.

Amid an uptick in violent crime, concerns about public safety are playing a growing role in political discourse with just under two months to go until the June 21 primaries. That's only intensified after a violent weekend that included…

With less than two months to go until D.C.’s primary, over the weekend the four candidates running for mayor appeared together at their first debate since early March.

When Muriel E. Bowser (D) first ran for mayor in 2014, she vowed to be the “education mayor.” She would transform the city’s lowest-performing schools and tackle a problem that has long vexed District leaders: middle schools.

D.C. Police Chief Robert J. Contee III sounded almost triumphant when he announced Friday that the threat from a gunman who indiscriminately shot at people from an apartment in Northwest D.C. was over because the man was found dead. Said…

The public has not been allowed in the White House for over a year because of the pandemic, but limited tours are up and running again.

On Friday, a sniper targeted students and adults near a school in Northwest Washington and left four injured before taking his own life. Three other people were hurt in a separate shooting in Northwest Washington and the gunman remained on…

The videos posted by Hannah Williams have drawn millions of views on the platform

The 185-year-old building offers an immersive six-minute video that tells a story of the National Mall