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D.C. and federal officials have come to an agreement on how parts of the redevelopment of an 80-acre portion of the Armed Forces Retirement Home campus in Northwest D.C. should proceed.

The Vote4DC app, which lets D.C. residents register to vote online, is no longer available because of technical problems.

The health department says the data does not support calls to suspend indoor dining. So what does that data suggest D.C. do to reverse the trend?

They’d be in remote classes for only about two weeks. Soon, they’d be back to cheer on friends playing spring sports, plan graduation parties and shop for prom dresses.

The art installation of the suffragist and anti-lynching activist will be on display for a week.

Izzy, the Smithsonian National Zoo’s seven-year-old golden lion tamarin, died giving birth to her two offspring earlier this month.

Between an appeal from neighbors and fears of displacement from residents, it has been a long road for the redevelopment of the Park Morton public housing community. Now, the DC Housing Authority (DCHA) is filing raze permits to prepare…

The D.C. chapter of Black Lives Matter is criticizing Mayor Muriel Bowser after her remarks during the Democratic National Convention.

He helped Black Mississippi voters register to vote in the 1960s, crusaded against apartheid South Africa in the 1980s and championed same-sex marriage equality before it became the law of the land.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Amid widespread protests and unrest over the police killings of Black Americans, a national commemoration of the 1963 civil rights March on Washington is being reconfigured to comply with coronavirus protocols in the…

A D.C. man has filed a federal lawsuit against Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) and other city officials, saying he became homeless in June after his belongings were seized by authorities trying to clear Black Lives Matter Plaza of protesters.

The initiative that limits vehicle traffic and lowers speed limits is getting mixed reviews.

When Broadway Jackson III moved to Columbia Heights in July, he knew he’d have to update his voter registration ahead of November’s election. And there was a relatively simple way to do just that: D.C.’s official Vote4DC app, where anyone…

D.C.’s pandemic-related restrictions mean that this summer looks different than in years past: Gatherings are limited to 50 people or less. Spray parks and pools run by the D.C. Department of Parks and Recreation are closed. Children older…

New signs emerged Monday suggesting that giant panda Mei Xiang is bearing a healthy fetus, as an ultrasound showed “exciting movements,” according to the National Zoo.

The Atlanta export is helmed by a collection of José Andrés alums.

Since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, taxi trips are down 90% and Uber and Lyft rides are down about 80% in D.C., according to District statistics.

D.C.’s health director said Monday indoor dining remains a “high-risk” endeavor, but the city is seeing more prevalent community spread of Covid-19 in other activities, and at this point does not plan to roll back operations at…

Conrad Washington, D.C. will reopen Friday with a series of measures in place to limit contact between guests and staff at the luxury property.

For years, local officials and residents have raised alarms over mishandled dispatches by the District’s Office of Unified Communications, which handles the city’s 911 calls. A recent error during a water-rescue operation in the Potomac…