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FBI leaders have been vocal in recent years about their desire to keep the agency’s headquarters in the nation’s capital, where they have quick access to the Department of Justice and stand as a public-facing symbol of law and order.

Ketanji Brown Jackson may not be officially seated on the Supreme Court yet, but that didn’t stop an exuberant block party celebrating her historic nomination from taking place at 14th and S Streets NW on Saturday.

Nurses at Howard University Hospital are on a 24-hour strike over low wages and staffing constraints.

Workers from Howard University Hospital in D.C. began their strike over low wages and staffing challenges Monday.

For its big 60th anniversary, the Sakura Matsuri Japanese Street Festival expanded this year from a one-day to a two-day festival, offering food, music and a market to celebrate the cherry blossoms.

The first cohort of students in Georgetown University’s degree program for prisons in Maryland has begun classes, officials announced.

Growing up, Jessica Childress saw few images of Black women in the legal world, she said. As the Petworth resident made her way through law school in Virginia and then passed the bar, she was often the only one in the room.

We last saw the National Cherry Blossom Festival Parade in 2019, and the thousands lining Constitution Avenue in downtown D.C. were eager for its return Saturday morning.

Undocumented students, students who have incarcerated parents, and adult learners should receive extra funding, 40 groups say.

When Wendy Hamilton stops passersby at D.C.’s farmers markets and tells them she is running for Congress, she hears one response a lot: “You’re running for Eleanor’s seat?”

The United States Park Police Chief is leaving her position after a year on the job.

D.C. hospital workers are planning to strike Monday over low wages at Howard University Hospital, which said that it has been “working diligently” to reach an agreement with the union.

A D.C.-based community orchestra that provides free music education to area kids is putting on a benefit concert in support of Ukraine.

No reason given for departure after 24-year career in Park Police; problems remain, officers say

Months after D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser announced a pay increase for the city’s substitute teachers, the substitutes still haven’t seen the spike in their pay checks.

The joint venture that developed the Costco-anchored Shops at Dakota Crossing has cashed out of the Northeast D.C. retail center.

D.C.'s largest public-sector labor union endorsed Robert C. White Jr. for mayor, snubbing incumbent D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) just weeks after Bowser signed a new contract with the city’s workers.

A delay for the tipped minimum wage vote could have major consequences, and much of the blame lies with BOE.

The D.C. Lottery has received $500,000 in compensation from the operator of the city’s official sports-betting app for lost revenue and reputation damage stemming from an embarrassing technical mishap that kept the app offline during the…

On the heels of news that Mayor Muriel Bowser as well as several prominent federal officials have tested positive for COVID-19, DC Health says that the District is experiencing a "small uptick" in cases but continues to have a low…