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Netflix has created a $5.4 million endowed scholarship to honor Chadwick Boseman, an actor, director, writer, producer, and one of Howard University’s most decorated alumni. He died from cancer last August.

The Supreme Court on Monday rejected a long shot bid from registered voters in the District of Columbia who sought the ability to elect representatives to Congress.

The four-sentence decision hinted that Congress, not the courts, should decide whether DC should have representation.

Netflix is the first donor to the Chadwick A. Boseman Memorial Scholarship, contributing $5.4 million to the scholarship fund established by Boseman’s wife, Simone Ledward-Boseman, for Howard University’s School of Fine Arts.

Skanska has landed an anchor tenant for its planned trophy office building at 17th and M streets NW, pushing the project from the drawing board to a near-term groundbreaking.

In mere days, vegetarian taco restaurant Chaia raised $25,000-plus to help fuel its growth as part of a newly launched program aimed at supporting local businesses in the District.

The ‘Black Panther’ star graduated from the historically Black university in 2000.

A new report from DC's inspector general says that housing officials haven't adequately ensured efficient use of the Housing Production Trust Fund — and have failed to meet a statutory mandate to target assistance to projects serving…

Restaurant sales in the D.C. area’s residential pockets are starting to recover from the pandemic. But tumbleweeds are still rolling in the central business district.

Animals of all shapes and sizes gathered outside of the Washington National Cathedral on Sunday afternoon with their owners as the “Blessing of the Animals” returned in-person.

Ruby Corado has stepped down from her position as executive director of Casa Ruby, a 50-bed shelter serving the LGBTQ+ community in the District.

The classes of 2020 and 2021 celebrated their graduation on the National Mall on Saturday

Nearly 2,500 D.C. health-care workers remain unvaccinated following Thursday’s deadline to receive at least the first dose of the coronavirus vaccine, with nearly 70 percent of them requesting a religious exemption, according to city…

Transit officials say they hope to return all 184 of the rail cars to the agency’s fleet this year

D.C. has identified five areas to focus on in their 2021 Fall Crime Prevention Initiative, Mayor Muriel Bowser said on Friday.

The DC Central Kitchen’s mission to fight hunger and create jobs has kicked up a notch.

The D.C. Council is planning to introduce legislation that would expand access to virtual learning, potentially setting up a showdown with the mayor, who has remained firm that she wants nearly all students in physical classrooms across…

D.C. officials in fiscal 2020 misspent nearly $82 million of affordable housing funds earmarked for extremely low-income residents, according to a new report from the Office of the Inspector General.

Ruby Corado, the founder and executive director of Casa Ruby, a shelter for LGBTQ youth, resigned Friday morning, a week after the D.C. Department of Human Services said it would not renew an $850,000 grant to the nonprofit.

John A. Terry, a Washington lawyer and judge who served decades on the D.C. Court of Appeals and earlier spent 13 years as chief of the appellate division of the U.S. attorney’s office, died Sept. 5 at a health-care facility in Bethesda,…