Theatre Week is back again this month, offering discounted tickets and behind-the-curtain access to local productions.

Black-owned businesses account for less than half of H Street businesses with active liquor licenses, but accounted for a majority of protests the ANC or neighbors filed against licenses in the last five years.

Due to a nursing shortage, school nurses will work under a new “cluster” model, serving multiple schools. DC Health says it's a necessary short-term solution.

While climate change is worsening these disparities, it did not create them.

With nearly all members hailing from Latin America, Cumbia Heights has been electrifying D.C.'s music scene with their highly danceable, neo-cumbia sound.

The tech entrepreneur and philanthropist has a plan for global women’s soccer domination.

In nine months, this pilot program served more than 3,000 low-income seniors. It will operate for a total of five years.

The Automobile License Plate Collectors' Association has been around for nearly 70 years, and a new generation of collectors are cropping up

The Kennedy Center will host "Funny Arabs" at the Millennium Stage on Saturday, September 9th at 6 p.m. Admission is free and tickets are already live.

School staff at Innovation Elementary are focused on creating a brand new school community -- and keeping students in school.