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In response to the D.C. Council’s vote to modestly increase taxes on high-income earners in D.C., business leaders and commentators have drummed up fanciful stories of D.C.’s high-income earners fleeing for low-tax areas in the suburbs.…

Metropolitan Police Department Officers Michael Fanone and Daniel Hodges returned to Capitol Hill on Tuesday to offer their firsthand accounts of the Jan. 6 insurrection as the new House investigation gets underway.

WASHINGTON (AP) — During emotional, tense and sometimes angry testimony Tuesday, four police officers who defended the Capitol on Jan. 6 vividly recalled the violence they endured while fighting against a mob of Donald Trump’s supporters. …

On July 27, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention walked back some mask-wearing guidelines, recommending fully vaccinated people return to wearing masks indoors in parts of the country where the coronavirus is surging.

The first meeting of the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol attack was perhaps the least surprising but most important session the panel will hold. As the debate on the facts of Jan. 6 descends into another war of…

A House select committee examining the events of Jan. 6 opened its investigation Tuesday with vivid, visceral testimony from four law enforcement officers who were savagely attacked as they defended the U.S. Capitol from armed supporters…

New employees of the Washington Post will be required to submit proof that they’ve had a coronavirus vaccine, Post publisher Fred Ryan told staffers in a memo Tuesday. And anyone who plans to spend any time in the Post office—current…

Forget about rooftop pools. Some apartments are offering spas, sport simulators, and woodworking shops.

WASHINGTON (AP) — “This is how I’m going to die, defending this entrance,” Capitol Police Sergeant Aquilino Gonell recalled thinking, testifying Tuesday at the emotional opening hearing of the congressional panel investigating the violent…

Allowing helicopters to fly at higher altitudes could be a "game changer," says local Congressman.

Two Metropolitan Police Department officers provided harrowing testimony today as the House hearing on the Jan. 6 insurrection got underway.

B.T., a 20-year-old D.C. resident identified in court documents only by his initials, can’t remember all of the places he’s been sent for mental health treatment.

The Shaw hangout will debut a huge rooftop bar and bottomless brunch across from Nationals Park.

After shootings make national headlines, the D.C. Council will host a roundtable on guns.

Four police officers testified Tuesday about the physical and verbal assaults they faced responding to the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol in a highly emotional hearing.

The colorful little boxes filled with free books along neighborhood streets throughout the District are easy to spot, and now the nonprofit behind that effort is working to bring more diverse stories to the communities they serve.

Owner Amit Mehta says he didn't renew his lease because bar sales weren't rebounding.

The vicious storm toppled scores of trees

A D.C. nonprofit that works to support children in under-resourced neighborhoods has some ideas on how to reduce the recent uptick in gun violence in the District.

One of the biggest residential pieces for the re-envisioned Walter Reed campus is coming into focus.