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Six months after the public got a glimpse of a new Whitman-Walker health center at St. Elizabeths, a new design is being proposed.

An environmental assessment for the Potomac River Tunnel construction project, which will lead to major excavation work in a swath of Georgetown Waterfront Park, has been completed by the National Park Service. The proposal by DC Water to…

The number of people hospitalized in Maryland for covid-19 was down for the third consecutive day on Sunday, and new admissions were mostly stable in Virginia.

Before the coronavirus outbreak, Soapbox, a small shampoo and soap maker in Georgetown, would ship about 150,000 products a month to retailers near and far.

With air travel way down during the pandemic, maybe you’ve missed that view of Washington from above as you land at DCA.

The coronavirus has ravaged one Southeast D.C. family, killing three members in two weeks.

Quarantine fatigue—people venturing out after getting tired of being stuck inside during the pandemic—is hitting U.S. residents hard, and has been for several weeks now. Researchers have tracked people’s cellphone data to show that people…

The coronavirus pandemic has walloped the U.S. economy and for so many small businesses, it’s been a time of survival.

Fox News will stage a two-hour online town hall with President Donald Trump at the Lincoln Memorial on Sunday.

COVID-19 outbreak in DC Jail continues despite federal court order.

The jets flew over the city to honor medical workers during the covid-19 pandemic

ShutDownDC was there, along with a huge group of truckers and Reopen America

Georgetown University in D.C. will be honoring its class of 2020 virtually.

The union representing Georgetown University graduate students signed a tentative labor deal with the university, securing raises and new health benefits for students who work as teaching and research assistants.

Outside a Southeast Washington carryout, D.C. Council member Trayon White Sr. and a team of masked volunteers handed out toilet paper, tomatoes, apples, pasta, and cans of black beans.

To track how the coronavirus spreads, D.C. is looking to hire an army of contact tracers.

Students across the region are unsure about what their next school year holds, but for a new charter school opening in Northwest D.C., there are a host of questions for everyone involved.

Those who live in D.C. and are struggling to pay student loans due to the impact of the coronavirus crisis could see some relief from payment and collection.

The District’s public school system still needs to fill 450 teaching positions before the start of the next academic year. The city’s 63 charter operators also have hundreds of job vacancies at their schools.

D.C. hotels will have until May 15 to apply for financial assistance through Events D.C.’s hotel relief program.