Libraries can't afford the high cost of e-books. D.C. lawmakers want to fight back.
The demand and price for e-books is up — and it’s busting the D.C. Public Library budget.
The many moments that led to this shirt's creation and how you can get your own.
D.C. police officers are held to one standard, federal agents another.
The mayoral contest is weirdly quiet, but a D.C. Council race in Ward 1 is not.
We hit the banks of the Potomac and Anacostia with "Ernie the Hog Snatcher" and a host of other locals, who say fishing brings them peace, community, and fun.
D.C. courts are considering a proposed “community justice worker” program that would authorize trained people without law degrees to offer free legal advice.
We're looking forward to a few favorite annual events, the ramp-up of holiday markets, and opportunities to connect with the community.
Plus, a Whole Foods picket, a local film screening, and more.
We want to hear from you: What D.C. health stories should we tell?
In 2025 — a year unlike any other — we’re taking a non-traditional approach to year-end fundraising.
Officials say new limits are intended to address issues with speeding and crime, particularly among teens.
Goalie and team captain Aubrey Kingsbury saved the day last weekend, but the pressure now ramps up.
New owners of the old hand dancing spot want to preserve what made it so beloved. But they also want the nightclub to become a community hub.
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