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The company that owns fast-food chain Wendy's has a bone to pick with the Bowser administration.

In the D.C. parenting world, the anonymous online forum, D.C. Urban Moms and Dads, has long been known as a ripe-for-lampooning-website for wealthy parents who swap advice on the best strollers, how to raise trilingual children and which…

Budget constraints could force some D.C. Public Schools to cut teachers and other school workers next academic year, frustrating parents and educators who say more staff are needed to help students recover from the pandemic.

A dog was found abandoned and injured on the side of the road in D.C., and a local organization is offering a reward for information in the case.

D.C. launched a new 24/7 hotline Wednesday to get emergency medication to people who may have been exposed to HIV.

In a normal year, this would be a big week for the folks at the Freer and the Sackler, the galleries on the Mall that comprise the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art. Springtime in Washington means blossoming cherry trees, and the…

Major construction on the Rock Creek Park Trail is set to begin Wednesday, rehabilitating 3.7 miles of the paved trail and adding a new, 110-foot pedestrian bridge just south of the Beach Drive tunnel near the National Zoo. Construction on…

What exactly Larry Williams' role in a federal investigation related to his previous job leading a housing authority in Illinois remains unclear.

The new book, Long Live GoGo: The Movement #Moechella, now in its second printing, clarifies that Moechella represents a convergence of political activism and go-go culture.

If the District were a state, it could fix its shot problem.

A third golf-themed entertainment business is teeing up to open in the District.

With the Capital Pool Checkers Association displaced from its Shaw meeting spot, plans for the building are coming to the fore.

Whether he was coaching football, preaching or announcing a volleyball game at Howard University, many recognized the Rev. Anthony Marquette Lee by his booming voice.

The DC government gave a glimpse into which workers have received vaccinations when it last week briefly posted data showing the self-reported professions of people who had gotten a dose from the city.

A COVID-19 outbreak is forcing the D.C. Department of Public Works to shut down its parking enforcement facility Wednesday.

After good-sized crowds over the weekend, 70 degrees and plenty of sunshine drew a lot of people once again to the Tidal Basin Tuesday to see the cherry blossoms, despite guidance to stay away.

A rehabilitation and pedestrian bridge project that will shore up D.C.’s existing Rock Creek Park Trail is getting underway this week.

The DC native is earning accolades for her tale of 1970s Washington.

D.C. Superior Court will resume jury trials next week after suspending in-person court proceedings more than a year ago because of the pandemic.

For decades, the Adams Morgan Farmers Market has occupied the plaza at the corner of 18th Street and Columbia Road NW. This year, though, the plaza will remain empty — and the market is being pushed to another space a few blocks away.