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A former employee of D.C.’s Office of Employment Services is suing the city agency for allegedly failing to pay him for overtime hours he worked during the pandemic.

The pandemic led to a surge in the need for legal services last year for many who couldn’t afford it, and D.C. law firms stepped up.

Five years after a boutique residential development was proposed for a small stretch of retail in Shaw, new plans are in the works.

A new effort to preserve DC’s underappreciated modern homes.

Jewel Cauley, a first-year teacher at Stanton Elementary School in D.C., has been working to make sure that the parents of her first-grade students have a clear idea of where the kids stand.

Maybe you’ve seen one of the black and white stickers.

It is late October, and I just closed my back door to shut out the fast-flying Asian tiger mosquitoes that have become a persistent nuisance in D.C., where I live. A warming world has allowed this invasive species to expand across the…

A veteran prosecutor and two longtime public defenders were both confirmed by the U.S. Senate to federal judgeships in the D.C. region this week. The three new judges, along with others who recently took the bench, showcase efforts by the…

D.C. Council member Kenyan McDuffie recently launched a bid for the 2022 Democratic nomination for District attorney general, forgoing a reelection bid for a third term on the Council to pursue the soon-to-be-vacant position.

Twenty District activists affiliated with the Cancel The Rents organization gathered outside of the John A. Wilson Building on Sunday at a rally calling for the STAY DC program to be extended beyond its Oct. 27 termination date.

D.C. Mayor, three Council members, police chief mingle with drag queens

A D.C. Council emergency bill that would require a COVID-19 vaccination for all eligible students by Dec. 15 is drawing opposition from District officials and health and education advocates.

D.C. parents largely spoke in favor Wednesday of a proposed bill that would require all eligible students to receive the coronavirus vaccine. But many raised concerns over how the requirement would be implemented, and called for pushing…

The longtime Ward 8 organizer is using his experience to promote the effectiveness of the vaccine.

ThinkFoodGroup "requests" proof of vaccination but is not checking documentation.

Howard University President Wayne A.I. Frederick in a letter to students and staff Monday said a weeks-long student sit-in at a campus student center "must end."

"This is definitely one of the most ironic cases I've had to file over the last decade."

Metro is working to put older train cars back onto its rail system amid the removal of all 7000 Series trains for an ongoing inspection and investigation of a derailment earlier this month, but the agency is warning that things will likely…

Catholic University of America has applied to construct a massive solar array on its west campus to increase the District's supply of renewable energy while contributing to Pope Francis' drive for environmental stewardship.

Some homeowners in Chevy Chase are looking to lay claim to a chunk of unimproved land behind their homes. The problem, however, is that this land is also technically a public road.