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A pair of companies involved in restoring and operating the historic Howard Theatre were approved for more than $177,000 in loans through the federal Paycheck Protection Program, the rescue effort designed to save businesses crippled amid…

City officials say they are “appalled” and “disgusted” at destruction caused by the Proud Boys and other pro-Trump demonstrators who damaged church property and burned a Black Lives Matter banner during Saturday’s demonstrations in the…

The archdiocese has sued the city, asking for attendance caps based on capacity rather than an arbitrary number.

“This can be, literally, a life or death decision, and honesty and transparency is the best way to take care of each other.”

Go-go music permeates D.C. Its signature beats thump out of car speakers and fill music venues with dancing bodies (in pre-COVID times, that is). The homegrown music genre is an offshoot of funk, with heavy Afro-Latin influences and…

D.C.’s mayor and police chief Monday defended their handling of the violence and suspected hate crimes that followed Saturday’s pro-Trump events downtown.

The first doses of the coronavirus vaccine were administered in D.C., Maryland and Virginia on Monday, marking the start of a massive logistical undertaking that officials hope will start to quell a virus that has infected more than…

As the U.S. begins its rollout of the coronavirus vaccine Monday, health officials are preparing to distribute vaccines to five hospital workers at a “kickoff” event in the District.

Standing between a Starbucks and a shoe store, two Prince William County Police officers staffed a booth last week recruiting for “Northern Virginia’s Finest.” Most mall shoppers walked past them, but 24-year-old Tamani Truelove stopped to…

This week, the Historic Preservation Review Board (HPRB) may vote to bring redevelopment of the landmarked Decatur Street Car Barn one step closer to reality.

A steady stream of cars turned into the Gaithersburg Middle School parking lot Thursday afternoon, each to pick up two cardboard boxes of free groceries to keep a household from going hungry.

After a night of conflict in D.C. that followed a day of rallies supporting outgoing President Donald Trump’s attempts to challenge the results of November’s election, leaders of Black Lives Matter DC challenged how Mayor Muriel Bowser and…

Nearly three dozen people were arrested during a night of unrest in downtown Washington that began Saturday with rallies supporting President Trump and descended into chaos and violence as a group with ties to white nationalism roamed the…

The first five first responders to receive the COVID-19 vaccine in the District have been identified — all five are members of D.C. Fire and EMS, and the department’s chief will be among them.

A new initiative with the Department of Employment Services (DOES) seeks to use music and mental health services to help D.C. youth retain employment.

Five first responders — the acting D.C. fire chief, the department’s medical director and three firefighters — will be among the first people in the District to get the coronavirus vaccine, as part of a targeted campaign to build…

“For me, it was reminiscent of cross burnings,” Asbury United Methodist Church’s senior pastor said in a statement.

A Black Lives Matter banner and sign were torn from two historic Black churches in downtown D.C. and destroyed during pro-Trump protests Saturday night.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Vandals tore down a Black Lives Matter banner and sign from two historic Black churches in downtown Washington and set the banner ablaze as nighttime clashes Saturday between pro-Donald Trump supporters and…

Demonstrators at pro-Trump rallies tore down and destroyed Black Lives Matter banners outside historic Black churches last night in a scene one pastor says reminded her of a cross burning.