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D.C. is suing Grubhub, a third-party food delivery service, for allegedly misleading residents about hidden fees and for claiming to help local restaurants while making those same eateries pay for advertised discounts, among other…

A federal judge is temporarily blocking D.C. from enforcing a law that allows children to be vaccinated without parental consent.

Howard University officials and a labor group pushing for better pay and teaching opportunities for hundreds of adjunct and non-tenure-track faculty have been making progress in negotiations, the group says. But the union has not called…

The shootings occurred over a span of nine days this month in cities 225 miles apart. The victims were homeless men. Five were shot, and two of them — one in D.C. and one in New York City — died.

The District of Columbia is suing meal delivery company Grubhub, saying it misled customers with a promotion that claimed to help restaurants during the height of the pandemic.

DC's largest high school officially changed its name on March 15.

A spaceflight engineer, a human-rights statistician, and others share their accomplishments and advice.

Each year since 2012, volunteers with the nonprofit City Wildlife have canvassed a roughly 13-block area between Union Station and China Town. They’ve found a total 4,500 dead or injured birds — victims of the gleaming glass buildings…

The Dupont Circle FreshFarm market will add new vendors and a Thursday market.

On Saturday, a video went viral on Twitter showing a cyclist rolling leisurely along the middle of the lane in downtown DC as a line of trucks behind him honked frantically. The “People’s Convoy,” a trucker-led protest movement with…

Warm weather pushed the blossoms to peak bloom on the eighth-earliest date on record

About 460 new jobs are headed to Washington County, Maryland, with the expansion of global rail manufacturing company Hitachi Rail into a ground-up, $70 million plant in Hagerstown.

In an excited Twitter post on Monday, the National Park Service announced that the D.C. cherry blossoms have reached peak bloom along the Tidal Basin.

The devil is always in the details — and D.C. lawmakers are starting to find some of those devils lurking deep in the budget that Mayor Muriel Bowser unveiled last Wednesday.

Standing outside her hair salon on Benning Road in Northeast D.C., LaToya Liles beamed with pride about her business, Tsunami Hair Studio, which she started on the second floor of a building blocks away from the Benning Road Metro Station,…

Peak bloom for the cherry blossoms arrived Monday, but before it did, the blooming “puffy white stage” is still bringing out photographers trying to capture one of D.C’. s most beautiful scenes.

As the first phase of the redevelopment of DC's Sursum Corda site is in its final stages, plans are emerging for the next chapter.

A federal judge barred the District of Columbia from enforcing a law that allowed minors to be vaccinated without their parents’ knowledge after parents said the legislation violates religious liberty.

A plaza in the heart of Adams Morgan was fenced off early Monday morning, even as a longstanding legal dispute continues over a proposal to build a condominium building there.

An antitrust lawsuit brought against Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) by D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine has been thrown out.