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Quentin Blackman was prepared to be laid off from his food service job at the U.S. Senate come April 15.

D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser said Thursday morning that she had tested positive for coronavirus and is experiencing mild symptoms.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser said on Thursday morning she tested positive for COVID-19 and is experiencing "mild cold-like/allergy-like symptoms."

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser said Thursday morning she has tested positive for COVID-19.

The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority unveiled the agency’s plan to complete 20 new real estate projects in Greater Washington in the next decade, with another 20 in the works long term, all as part of its first strategic plan…

Mayor Muriel Bowser has made so many promises about ending homelessness in D.C. that it can be hard to keep them all straight. But after years of missed deadlines and broken promises, advocates say her budget investments are finally…

Just two years ago, “Defund the police” became a rallying cry for progressive activists and people across the U.S., including in D.C. But a spike in homicides and shootings has since put a damper on that demand, and now Mayor Muriel Bowser…

The design of a mile-long transit way in the heart of the commercial corridor is nearly complete, with construction to begin next spring

The Washington Metrorail Safety Commission said Metro needs to better familiarize its personnel with the system

The transit agency announced a plan to build housing and commercial space on 20 properties its owns

D.C. voters will decide — again — whether to raise the minimum wage for tipped restaurant workers.

Hot on the heels of the Tidal Basin cherry trees’ peak bloom, a more widespread blossoming is lining DC’s roadsides with puffy white blooms. However, the flowering of Callery pear trees is cause for consternation rather than celebration.

One day before the Nationals home opener, the owner of a nearby D.C. sports bar is scrambling to keep its “streatery” open.

Her kits have been captured

There’s a tragic twist to the story of the Capitol Hill fox accused of biting and nipping multiple people earlier this week — the adult female was euthanized after her capture on Tuesday afternoon. Her baby foxes, called kits, were…

A former Israeli combat specialist-turned-fitness expert is planning to open a new gym in downtown D.C., where he’s counting on the slowly increasing return of remote employees to the city's office buildings once again.

A long-planned hotel on Georgetown's main thoroughfare looks to finally be moving forward.

Initiative 82, the renewed effort to raise the District’s base minimum wage for tipped workers, will appear on the November ballot.

Most noise complaints don’t result in social and political movements, but then again, most noise complaints don’t touch the third rail of a city’s musical identity and its struggles with gentrification. That’s exactly what happened in…

The U.S. Army is no longer pursuing a plan to restrict access to Washington Channel, after years of pushback from D.C. residents and local officials.