Giving looks different across Wards 7 and 8 as community members support and uplift one another this holiday season.

Scott Ziegler had led the school division since January 2021.

Only 4 percent of the city’s roughly 53-hundred cabs are actually accessible.

For our weekly arts chat, we discuss some local holiday markets where you can find gifts, seasonal bites, and other festive offerings:

As the end of the legislative session nears, the council is crunched for time to follow through on its 2020 promises to change the city's policing and criminal justice system.

Lawmakers raised concerns with the Housing Authority's use of consultants to address shortcomings identified in a scathing federal audit in October.

As the U.S. scored its first goal against the Iranian national team in the 2022 World Cup Tuesday, a crowd of 300 people packed into a beer garden in Northeast D.C. erupted into a chant: "USA! USA! USA!"

The pieces look right at home in the Afrofuturistic world of the blockbuster film.

In his new book, author Shahan Mufti recounts in rich detail the complex and intertwined local and international events that led to the 1977 three-day siege by a dozen Muslim gunmen.

The residents’ union at Children’s National want to see increased pay, patient caps, and a mental health program in their renewed contract.