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WMATA has been in a tailspin for so long that it’s difficult to see it objectively anymore, especially in view of the ongoing hardships of this never-ending pandemic.

If you were looking for information from Metro’s Twitter account early Monday morning, you were met with posts that included expletives and memes that made it obvious the service’s accounts were hijacked.

Some worry the program has lost its focus and urgency as the emergency center stands down while gun violence continues.

D.C. police have begun their search for a Chief Equity Officer under the Executive Office of the Chief of Police.

Nadine Seiler began protesting at the Black Lives Matter Memorial Fence in Lafayette Square in 2018. She eventually became known as the memorial’s caretaker and curator when she began collecting pieces of artwork.

D.C.'s only fully virtual charter school saw an enrollment spike. So did schools across the country.

A study finds that suspects in violent crime in the District share a lot of characteristics.

What used to be building 47 at the University of the District of Columbia will now be called The Dr. Edwin Bancroft Henderson Sports Complex, after the D.C. native credited with bringing basketball to Black youth in the early 1900s.

Emergency repair work on the Theodore Roosevelt Bridge, which links D.C. to Virginia’s Arlington County, will require restrictions on D.C. Fire and EMS vehicles that respond to emergencies on the bridge.

Sculptor Martha Jackson Jarvis and her daughter, fellow sculptor Njena Surae Jarvis, received an email this week.

The end-to-end encrypted messaging service WhatsApp is awfully handy for the everyday texter, providing a degree of built-in privacy for those wary of snoops and even offering an auto-delete option that ensures chats disappear into the…

The transit agency is likely to face two obvious but unappealing paths forward: Find financial help or cut service.

Eagle-eyed fans may soon spot another egg in the nest of Mr. President and his new partner Lotus — the National Arboretum’s resident bald eagles.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has asked D.C. police to prepare for a convoy of truckers set to arrive in Washington next month with plans to protest vaccine mandates.

Chief Robert J. Contee III is also challenged by rising carjackings and gun violence in the area

Amid the announcement of a new partnership aimed at curbing violent crime in four specific areas of Ward 8, a suspect has been identified in a shooting that killed one and wounded several others at a D.C. hotel.

The women will build an interactive sculpture meant to amplify the beauty of the Anacostia River.

The documentary airs on MPT on Feb. 20 and will stream on the PBS website.

Experts, however, warn the technology isn’t ready

Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) lifted the one-month-old vaccine mandate for D.C. businesses this week and plans to end the indoor mask mandate as of March 1 — and some in this city have freaked out. Chief among them is Council member Brianne…