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The National Park Service has removed from Northwest Washington landmarks the name of a onetime D.C. official who advocated destroying Black residents’ homes to support new development.

The eagles, named Lotus and Mr. P, should see their eaglets hatch next month, experts say

When Metro shuts down five Orange Line stations this summer for the final stage of its Platform Reconstruction Project, riders will be offered alternatives to get around.

Almost two years ago, DC Councilmember Charles Allen announced a proposal to offer DC residents a $100 monthly stipend for public transit. On Wednesday, two Council committees held the first joint hearing on the Metro for D.C. Amendment…

The transit agency is testing out its theories in hopes of getting the 7000-series fleet back in service

Vira Derun was headed to bed on Wednesday night when she got a call from her sister, Anastasiia.

A plan to redevelop the former Marriott Wardman Park with a 900-unit apartment project will take a few more months to gather public feedback.

During the pandemic several local organizations piloted a program offering cash transfers to low income residents mostly in Ward 8. THRIVE East of the River was created to assist residents most vulnerable to negative economic and social…

The future of D.C.’s only full-size ice rink was suddenly thrown into doubt this week as the non-profit that runs it accused the city of mismanaging plans for building a new facility, saying it would be “getting half the project for twice…

Prosecutors say Johnson Ayuk, 31, took bribes in exchange for contraband

Karima Holmes, the former director of D.C.’s Office of Unified Communications, will be returning to her old job.

Karima Holmes is returning to the helm of the agency that runs the District's 911 and 311 call center — a post she previously held for five years, drawing acclaim from some but criticism from others.

Councilmember Mary Cheh is introducing a pair of bills that aim to increase traffic safety.

A new “microgrid” on the Southeast campus would save D.C. money, but that could cut into the utility’s profits.

Fueled by funds from the American Rescue Plan Act, governments across the country are trying out “basic income” programs that send cash to low-income families, with no restrictions on how the money is spent. But a similar program was…

At the same time, District residents give Mayor Muriel Bowser low ratings on creating and maintaining affordable housing

D.C. Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton said a truckers’ protest, expected in the Washington area next week, may be losing some steam, but U.S. Capitol Police aren’t taking any chances and are planning, along with the U.S. Secret Service,…

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser is non-committal on attending a newly announced prime time debate hosted by Fox 5 DC and Georgetown University on June 1.

Demonstrators armed with flags and signs protested outside the Embassy of Russia in D.C.’s Glover Park neighborhood after Russia launched a wide-ranging attack on Ukraine on Thursday.

The first Whole Foods equipped with cashierless technology from Amazon opened today, allowing customers to avoid the register altogether.