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On a recent morning in mid-October, at least three student groups, a half dozen tour groups, and a few locals on their morning runs all stopped along the Tidal Basin to visit the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial and took in the 14 quotes…

The Ward 5 councilmember will give up his seat at the end of his term, leaving the race wide open.

D.C. Councilmember Kenyan McDuffie (D-Ward 5) is running for attorney general, confirming longstanding rumors about his plans. In the process, he leaves the race for his council seat as one of the most open and competitive this election…

The Metro bosses might as well be in Dana Broome’s bedroom before dawn every morning this week, screaming him awake way too early.

NASA’s downtown D.C. headquarters, a new Shaw apartment complex and a 1930s-era building near Dupont Circle top the list of D.C.’s greenest buildings, according to new research from the District-backed Building Innovation Hub.

It's still about eight months away from DC's 2022 primary, but the key races are coming into focus. Just today, Ward 5 Council member Kenyan McDuffie announced his campaign for attorney general, a post being vacated by Karl Racine.

Council member Kenyan McDuffie, who represents Ward 5, is running for D.C. attorney general.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser announced several local organizations Wednesday that are receiving grants for their work with the African community.

October isn’t just for Halloween frights — it’s also American Archives Month!

D.C. Council member Kenyan McDuffie launched his campaign to become the District's attorney general on Thursday morning.

McDuffie (D-Ward 5), who joined the council in 2012, touts his legal experience and knowledge of the District

Marriott International Inc. (NASDAQ: MAR) has collected more than $220 million in resort fees since 2012, according to recently unsealed documents in a case the D.C. attorney general's office brought against the Bethesda hotelier where it…

Summer 2020’s racial reckoning inspired a flurry of local campaigns to rename streets and buildings named after Confederate leaders, slave owners, and others who played active roles in oppressing Black people.

A Northwest D.C. bar is being fined, and its liquor license suspended for a week, as punishment for an incident in which a private security guard dragged a young Black woman down the stairs.

It took a few decades, but there’s a Western Market in the District again.

The mother of Karon Hylton-Brown’s daughter has filed a lawsuit on her behalf against D.C., including the mayor and the attorney general, and members of the police department involved in the pursuit that led to his death.

Catholic University has filed a zoning application to create the largest solar array in the city on its West Campus.

Campuses are preparing for a flu season that some experts predict will be more severe than in years past

The District of Columbia suit stems from the Cambridge Analytica scandal

More than a week after a train derailed on Metro’s Blue Line, Metro has announced it will be retaining outside safety advisers.