After two years of legal machinations, Ward 8 Councilmember Trayon White’s fate remains as uncertain as ever. White’s trial ...

On a Monday afternoon at Roots Public Charter School in Northwest D.C, students in kindergarten, first grade, and second grade stood facing each other — boys on one side and girls on the other.

After an especially rocky few years, the D.C. Housing Authority managed to stay out of the headlines recently. But the public housing agency is now staring down the barrel of a $62 million budget ...

A year after the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority reconfigured its entire bus network with the goal of improving service, ridership is down and buses are actually moving slower than they ...

Before the fences went up in December, you could stand at the corner of Pennsylvania Ave. NW and 13th Street NW on any given afternoon and watch skateboards clattering off the granite ledges of ...

Countries often go to war over contested territory. But D.C. could theoretically gain some 30 square miles of additional land under a bloodless, out-of-left-field scenario that has been circulating ...

When you ask someone who doesn’t live here to describe D.C., “literary” isn’t usually one of the words on their list. That’s just another way that the city’s complexity gets lost amid stereotypes ...

What about a concert that encourages the audience to lie down and fall asleep? That was the idea at ZZZZZZZZZ: Drone All Night at Rhizome, a two-floor community arts space in D.C.’s Takoma ...

This week, we reported on the financial woes facing a long beleaguered government agency, plus a double-feature of artist profiles for you. Let’s get into it. Senior reporter Alex Koma reports on the ...

Today, D.C. officially said goodbye to summer. There are many reasons to rejoice, like the end of high temperatures and dreadful humidity, but there’s one reason you may only know if you have a green ...

The streetlights were still glowing when Ryan Cafritz steered his Volkswagen Golf out of the Woodridge Neighborhood Library lot in Northeast D.C., a small white heat sensor clipped to the passenger ...

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