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A D.C. bar whose liquor license was suspended after it violated vaccine rules was granted a delay in an administrative proceeding Friday after its owner said he needed more time to prepare for the hearing and hire a lawyer.

With parts of our city resembling the Wild West — teenagers engaging in broad-daylight shootouts or committing carjackings with the aplomb of stagecoach robbers — it’s dispiriting to see two major-domos in the city’s public safety…

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has asked the D.C. Public Library to name an auditorium in the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library after famed late Black author Toni Morrison, instead of after him.

New coronavirus infections in the Washington region continued to steadily decline Friday, a sign that the worst of the omicron surge is over despite a lagging spike in covid-19 deaths in Virginia, public health experts said.

Jeff Bezos has asked the D.C. Public Library Foundation to consider naming the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library’s auditorium after the late Toni Morrison — the first Black woman to receive the Nobel Prize in literature — rather than…

Jorge Zamanillo is leaving the top post at HistoryMiami to build one of two new museums in Washington

Kim Ford is stepping away from the prominent nonprofit after roughly three years at the helm.

The Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Latino has picked its first director.

The branding debut of the Washington Commanders may have drawn mixed reviews in recent days, but it is helping the long-standing debate over a new stadium in DC command attention once again.

As D.C. contends with the ever-evolving challenge of the pandemic, it is hard to believe we are on the verge of a third consecutive budget cycle to be affected by the coronavirus.

A huge residential development is in the works for DC's Takoma neighborhood.

D.C.’s state epidemiologist has further detailed the city’s new coronavirus quarantine and isolation guidelines, explaining DC Health advises residents to take a rapid antigen test before exiting isolation because some people may be…

The D.C. neighborhood is facing unprecedented change through a series of development projects inside and outside its borders.

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Advocates for D.C. statehood say they won’t let the recent defeat of voting rights bills in the U.S. Senate stop them from seeking to make the city the 51st state of the Union.

Requests Come Amid Calls for Tougher Penalties for Youth Crimes

If they make improvements, will you come? That is one of the many questions Metro is no doubt seeking to answer as the transit agency prepares to hold three public hearings for its FY2023 proposed budget throughout the region this month.

Union Kitchen employees who are leading organizing efforts at some of the food accelerator’s retail stores in D.C. say management is retaliating against them after their union drive went public.

For years D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser said that if the team formerly known as the Washington Redskins ever wanted to return to its glory days in a new stadium in D.C., it would first have to change its name. And with that matter now settled,…

The organizers behind Initiative 82, the latest attempt to raise the District’s base minimum wage for tipped workers, said Wednesday that they had obtained enough signatures to qualify for the 2022 primary election ballot.