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Tamales cooked by Doña Rosa. Fresh fruits and vegetables grown by Omar Flores and José Luis López. Watercolors by Anny Calderón, necklaces designed by Martha Leuro, empanadas cooked by Diana Torres, cream punch by Paula Rodríguez, and…

Stephanie Hulbert-Sargent’s first pop-up featuring comforting Italian dishes is planned for Dec. 12 at Sushi Capitol.

In 2020, fatal opioid overdoses in the D.C. area surged dramatically — in some cases, to the highest levels ever recorded.

The Social Media Caucus in D.C. was created as a counterweight to the inundation of social media that may normalize violence or trigger anger or anxiety from past trauma teens have witnessed in their lives.

The DC Council will vote tomorrow on a final redistricting map designed to readjust the District's eight wards in view of the population growth documented in the 2020 census, but it won't quite be the same one its three-member…

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and her top officials are in Las Vegas Monday, wooing retailers and developers at a major conference.

D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine endorsed in the Ward 5 D.C. Council race on Monday, backing the president of the State Board of Education, Zachary Parker.

Health officials are finding more and more cases of the omicron variant here in the U.S., including several cases found in Maryland.

The D.C. police youth summit, held at Eastern High school in northeast D.C., was put together to give students a voice in bridging the gap between students and law enforcement.

The U.S. Marshals Service has removed about half of inmates under their care from the D.C. jail. This comes after an inspection by the service that found clogged toilets, flooding and other substandard conditions for inmates.

D.C. Police Chief Robert Contee held a summit with city teenagers to discuss the impact of rising crime on their communities.

She’s a mother who lost a teenage daughter to random gun violence, and her message to D.C.'s young people is simple.

Students pay a mandatory fee for the passes, and many area schools have balked

D.C. is putting millions of dollars into funding a program that ensures kids get to and from school safely.

Kids who are homeless or at risk in D.C. will have a better chance for enrollment at the city’s most sought-after schools.

In search of how DC’s exclusive Chevy Chase neighborhood might address racial equity, some community members are creating a more inclusive vision for the neighborhood with the launch of the Chevy Chase DC Small Area Plan by the DC Office…

"It's a store, but it's almost like a flower factory," says owner Holley Simmons.

Reagan Thompson hopped out of a police SUV outside the Walmart on Riggs Road in Northeast D.C. to a greeting from Santa Claus, Mrs. Claus and dozens of D.C. police.

More than three years after the DC Council passed a bill establishing a regulatory framework for short-term rentals in the city, the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs (DCRA) has released the final rules for enforcement.

Expansion of “Safe Passage" program will help place more adults along student commutes.