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"It's hard to think of many other places that opened themselves up to that level of innovation and variety in programming, and D.C.'s legacy in art and music has absolutely benefitted as a result.”

The day after a shooting near Logan Circle wounded two men and sent outdoor diners along 14th Street ducking for cover, D.C. police released new video of the suspects and returned to the popular strip to reassure members of the community…

Gerson Portillo pulled down his beat-up Nike baseball hat, leaned on his cane to shift his weight and wiped away a tear.

An effort to turn around a building near Union Station is kicking off.

A D.C. official said Friday that the nation’s capital is doing well with getting federal funding out the door to help residents who need assistance paying for rent and utilities.

D.C. is now publishing data on COVID-19 infections among vaccinated individuals – and so far, it proves that vaccines have been highly effective in preventing serious illness and death from the virus.

A few hours after the international broadcast of gunplay outside Nationals Park on July 17, and one day after the horrible shooting death of 6-year-old Nyiah Courtney in Southeast Washington, Northwest D.C.'s Ward 4 experienced a 77-minute…

Trinity Washington University is using pandemic rescue funds to pay off $1,828,901 in outstanding tuition that its students owe.

D.C. drivers will soon get the option to show off their love of wild animals with a new “protect local wildlife” specialty license plate, pending a final vote by the D.C. Council.

The Capitol Police Board has named J. Thomas Manger as the new chief of the U.S. Capitol Police. Manger, who served more than 40 years in policing, starts his appointment Friday, following months of internal turmoil within the agency…

Why isn’t the first 20-mile section of the C&O Canal towpath, with Mile 0 in our nation’s capital, maintained and repaired to the level seen in other, northern sections?

D.C. firefighters finally knocked out a large fire on Friday that erupted Thursday afternoon at a trash-transfer station in Northeast.

DC officials for the first time added information on so-called "breakthrough cases" of COVID-19 that have occurred in vaccinated individuals, and the initial numbers show just how rare such cases have been in the District.

The University of the District of Columbia will continue offering a number of financial perks to attract more students to the school, as well as lending a helping hand to current students heading into their final year.

A large fire at a trash-transfer station in Northeast D.C. is expected to keep firefighters busy through Friday morning.

It’s official: Former chief of the Montgomery County Police Department Thomas Manger will be the new Capitol Police chief and he takes command Friday.

J. Thomas Manger, who spent 21 years as a police chief in the wealthy Washington suburbs of Montgomery and Fairfax counties, was named Thursday to take over the U.S. Capitol Police as it tries to regain its footing in the aftermath of the…

WASHINGTON (AP) — Attorney General Merrick Garland vowed Thursday that the Justice Department would crack down on gun trafficking corridors as part of a comprehensive approach to combat surging gun violence that also includes funding…

The U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware issued an order Thursday approving the former Marriott Wardman Park’s $152.25 million sale to an affiliate of Carmel Partners, likely marking a permanent end to the Northwest D.C. property’s days as a…

This article is the second in a two-part series on the neighborhoods between the Anacostia and DC Route 295 in Northeast DC.