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Close to a dozen different artists displayed their work in shops throughout the neighborhood

I grew up on some of the meanest streets of D.C., the child of a man who rotated through prison and abandoned me and my mother. The few visits I had with him taught me the wrong kind of lessons. When my mother sent me to him for a…

Part of D.C.’s Attorney General Karl Racine yearlong initiative called The People v. Hate: Standing Up for Humanity, a recent chat discussed community awareness of hate and extremism.

On March 12, 1927, a crowd of several hundred spectators gathered outside a new 10-story building at 1320 New York Ave. NW. They were there to watch an automobile race — not around the building, but up it. This was possible because the…

Jessica Amaya Torres knew she needed to write an essay for her high school English class, but she was finding it hard to concentrate on homework.

The next phase of a major Metro escalator replacement program begins Monday in downtown Washington as construction crews begin replacing the moving staircases at the Gallery Place station after more than four decades of use.

Residents of Northeast Washington’s Carver-Langston neighborhood say they are weeks into a U.S. Postal Service delivery slowdown.

DC doesn't have plans to ease what is effectively a kind of solitary confinement for 23 hours of the day for the approximately 1,500 inmates at the DC Jail.

Two men were killed in separate attacks in Southeast Washington on Thursday night as homicides in the District continue to rise for the fourth consecutive year.

Lawmakers call for ‘exit strategy’ to what experts call extended solitary confinement

Supporters of a bill to make D.C. the nation’s 51st state, which the House passed this week, often cite “taxation without representation” as a rallying cry.

The head of the Washington Teachers’ Union said families who want in-person learning in the fall should receive it, issuing the labor organization’s strongest endorsement of in-person learning since the coronavirus pandemic closed campuses…

Mayor Muriel Bowser and the District Department of Transportation on Friday announced a new proposed route for the Ward 7 D.C. Circulator bus.

D.C. educators and school leaders are discussing how they plan to get more students to return to in-person learning, and they said it starts with building trust.

In 2020, the pandemic hastened the decline of Friendship Heights, a largely commercial neighborhood straddling the NW DC/Maryland border. On Friday, an Urban Land Institute (ULI) panel presented their thoughts as to how Friendship Heights…

Washington tourist attractions have engaged in a seesaw battle with the coronavirus over the past year. After closing en masse in the space of a few days in March 2020, they began to cautiously reopen over the summer — first the sculpture…

Has masking guidance changed? What metrics are being used to make decisions?

The newly created panel tasked with investigating the Metro Transit Police Department released its first review of the department this week in a two-page document that’s drawing criticism from lawmakers and criminal justice advocates.

D.C. leaders expect all public and charter schools to open for full-time, in-person instruction this fall, and students must attend in person unless they can demonstrate a need to stay home, City Administrator Kevin Donahue said Friday…

The Smithsonian Institution has set reopening dates for the National Zoo, as well as seven of its D.C.-area museums.