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When redevelopment forced Walter Pierce’s family out of their Southwest Washington home in the 1960s, his uncle suggested that the place to resettle was Adams Morgan. That diverse neighborhood, he reasoned, was too close to Connecticut…

A member of a funeral party for President Trump’s late brother allegedly punched an employee at a D.C. restaurant Friday night.

A few days after the pandemic forced the National Zoo to lock its gates, there was a message in the panda urine.

Daily ridership during Metro’s first week of nearly normal service in five months was up by several thousand, according to preliminary agency statistics.

Hours after the thick smoke of President Trump’s fireworks show dissipates from the Mall, a crowd of thousands is expected to march Friday to the Lincoln Memorial for a civil rights protest calling on the nation to fulfill unkept promises…

WASHINGTON (AP) — A brand new giant panda cub is sparking pandemic-fueled panda-mania, and officials at the National Zoo said traffic on their livestream spiked 1,200% over the past week.

Except for all the masks, the recent move-in days at two universities in the Washington region looked at least somewhat like the back-to-school rituals of any other year. Moms and dads and siblings hauled boxes of gear into student…

Both Mei Xiang and her newborn cub had a “really good evening” following Friday night’s birth, a spokesperson for the National Zoo says.

D.C. Police has announced it will discontinue its special unit of officers on horseback following cutbacks.

D.C. police have disbanded the equestrian unit that has sent horses into city streets for almost two decades, saying they could no longer afford to operate it due to new budget cuts.

As the D.C. metropolitan area approaches the sixth month of a public health emergency that has significantly slowed economic activity and decimated many bank accounts, food affordability and accessibility has become more of the elephant in…

Temporary Safeguards Vary in D.C., Va. and Md.

TGIF. The city yesterday announced progress in its fight against another epidemic, the spread of HIV.

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Democratic attorneys general in six more states and the District of Columbia sued the Postal Service on Friday over changes they say have undermined mail-in voting ahead of the November election.

He injected fun and wackiness into DC's nightlife, and helped build a generation of bar owners.

As demonstrators gather on the National Mall next Friday for the March on Washington, a timely new outdoor art exhibition will open outside the National Building Museum in Judiciary Square.

D.C., Maryland and Virginia all have ordinances in place that limit large gatherings and require people to wear masks during COVID-19. But according to health departments and police, enforcement of those gatherings has not been…

Sunday's action will be led by Shut Down DC and Long Live GoGo.

D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine has joined six other state attorneys general in a lawsuit against the U.S. Postal Service, alleging that Postmaster General Louis DeJoy is attempting to undermine the November election by limiting Postal…

A Metro employee has died after being diagnosed with COVID-19, marking the first coronavirus-related death at the agency. The employee worked in the Rail Operations Control Center, which oversees operations of the entire rail system.