Ward 2 is finally set to receive its own iteration of a family homeless shelter  – if lawmakers decide not to stand in the way.

Many who enjoyed uninterrupted coverage due to COVID emergency provisions are finding that their coverage has expired. Here's what to do if you're affected.

After their sons Demarcos Pinckney and Kevin Mason were fatally shot, two D.C. sisters are on a tight timeline to cover burial costs.

The annual July Fourth celebration on the National Mall overlaps with the Smithsonian Folklife Festival. Here's how to prepare.

Protests over LGBTQ+ books in schools have cropped up in Montgomery County.

Beech trees dominate most forests in the D.C. area. Now, they're under attack by a new pest that could unravel ecosystems.

The court’s decision ended more than five decades of constitutionally-protected abortion rights.

The internal D.C. government report found Bowser's former chief of staff John Falcicchio sent "thousands" of sexually charged messages to another government employee.

The mayor said she was "devastated" by accusations that her former political confidante sexually harassed a subordinate, but defended the internal investigation that was recently completed.

The transit agency will need to build a coalition of local elected officials, business groups, and more to advocate for funding and avoid dire cuts.