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Those who got vaccinated at the Kennedy Center in D.C. Thursday got more than inoculation, they also got some celebration with a free beer along with their shot.

It was month 13 of virtual learning, and Alejandro Diasgranados once again had to keep his 19 fifth-graders engaged on their computers.

Like many of my fellow small-business owners, I am excited about the prospect of returning to in-person work but am struggling with when and how to safely reopen our office — how many days a week, vaccination requirements, mask mandates…

While LGBTQ-focused youth programs and housing assistance are growing nationally and in the District, transgender adults are being left behind after aging out of these programs in their mid-twenties.

For the crew at Taqueria Las Gemelas in Northeast D.C., Wednesday morning was anything but normal — new or otherwise.

Metro officials will expand late-night bus service and restore service on selected routes throughout the region starting June 6.

The audit follows a series of issues DOES has experienced since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

When Ilhama Safarova immigrated to the U.S. from her homeland of Azerbaijan in 2018, the former nurse didn’t plan to open a bakery. The move was so her daughter, Shukrana, could attend college in the District. But when the longtime home…

Art and Soul restaurant is the last piece that remains of the former Liaison Hotel on Capitol Hill after the hotel’s conversion to a Yotel property in 2020 — but the recently reopened restaurant looks a lot different and now has a new chef…

The developers of the grocery-anchored Northeast Heights project in D.C.’s Ward 7 have picked up some new partners and new financing to drive the massive effort forward.

The murder of George Floyd by police officer in Minneapolis, and the outrage and protests that followed, prompted a wave of police reform measures across the country, including in the District, Maryland and Virginia.

They came to Rock Creek Park from all over the region, with all sorts of life experiences and one similar goal: to learn to ride a bike again.

The District of Columbia’s Inspector General will audit D.C.’s Department of Employment Services, in response to complaints of technical glitches and poor communication, resulting in struggling unemployed workers going weeks or months…

The District is partnering with Johnson & Johnson Innovation to provide grants to startups working to address chronic health care challenges faced in underserved D.C. communities — and then give them a home to make their idea a…

Destination DC, the tourism marketing arm of the District, has shed light on just how much damage the pandemic has caused to D.C.’s tourism industry, and what they plan to do to bring tourists back this year.

For several weeks toward the end of last year, protesters repeatedly converged on the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) Fourth District police station in the aftermath of a police chase that led to Karon Hylton-Brown’s fatal collision…

Mayor Muriel Bowser is now a card-carrying member of the Democratic Governors Association.

May is peak wedding season in D.C. but a new coronavirus order released by D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser makes it hard for the happy couple to celebrate. As of May 1, dancing is not allowed at any wedding in the District.

A D.C. police officer injured battling pro-Trump rioters who stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6 is seeking more recognition for those on the front lines and says he is angered by people who “continue to downplay the events of that day.”

After rescheduling their nuptials twice, Tory Waltrip and her new husband were looking forward to celebrating their union at a June reception in D.C.