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Tuesday marked D.C. Public Schools’ most significant return to in-person learning since the COVID-19 pandemic first disrupted learning nearly a year ago, with about 9,000 of the District’s 52,000 students back in a classroom.

The D.C. Council has unanimously approved a new measure that further tightens restrictions on food delivery apps during the ongoing health emergency.

D.C. lawmakers have voted to override Mayor Muriel Bowser's veto of a bill to break up the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs, setting up the reorganization of one of the D.C. government's most important agencies interacting…

The region has been hit with a three-day snow storm, totaling 6 inches in some areas, and marking the heaviest snowfall in the area since 2018.

A public health expert who spent two decades studying pandemic preparedness. A mother who makes DoorDash deliveries to scrape together extra money for her son’s learning pod. A single-parent who worries no one can help care for her son if…

As snow flurries descended down onto the Dupont Fountain in D.C.’s Dupont Circle Tuesday, a tradition unlike any other continued in a virtual way.

It’s been called a failure, a hellscape, one of the city’s most dangerous intersections, and an “urban aneurysm.” And now, D.C.’s infamous Dave Thomas Circle is finally getting a rethink.

On the first day of Black History Month, D.C. said it will be looking for the city’s first Chief Equity Officer for the newly created racial equity office.

The District of Columbia has followed through on its promise to acquire the small Northeast D.C. tract of land known as "Dave Thomas Circle"by any means necessary.

The D.C. Council is expected to vote on emergency legislation Tuesday that would grant city employees two weeks of paid bereavement leave following the death of a family member or a stillbirth.

Despite ongoing restaurant industry uncertainty, the Cheesecake Factory is moving ahead with plans for its latest D.C.-area restaurant, this one in downtown D.C.

District woman sees new path forward thanks to DC Central Kitchen's Culinary Job Training program.

In the pantheon of confusing and dangerous D.C. intersections, “Dave Thomas Circle” in Northeast certainly ranks high. But, perhaps, not for long.

A confusing intersection along New York Avenue in Northeast Washington will be redesigned to make it safer, city officials said.

The D.C. Council on Tuesday is expected to override mayoral vetoes of two bills that passed unanimously in December, disagreements that city leaders from both branches of government attribute to fundamentally different policy views.

The Four Seasons Washington D.C. and The Jefferson hotel in the District are both among top 10 hotels in the country for 2021, according to U.S. News and World Report’s annual ranking.

D.C. is asking for a temporary order to prevent the Washington Teachers’ Union from engaging in a strike that would stop the reopening of some schools for in-person learning on Tuesday.

Modeled on a Cambridge ordinance that mandates protected bicycle infrastructure citywide, the District’s approach to taming traffic deaths is being closely watched.

Imagine if a country today took a plurality-Black population, stripped those citizens of any meaningful political power, and relegated them to the whims of a few privileged Whites who ruled in comfort and majesty.

The District's public school system plans to bring back in-person learning on Tuesday, after wintry weather led to a one-day delay of its plan — meaning that students had a slate of virtual classes rather than a traditional snow day.