The car had crossed the centerline on Southern Avenue, according to D.C. police.

From their beds at Johns Hopkins Hospital, children can control where the robot goes in the D.C. museum.

Sunday Hinton has sued the D.C. government, saying the Department of Corrections discriminated against her based on gender identity and sex.

After losing its lease, the Capitol Pool Checkers Association came close to shutting down.

HOUSE OF THE WEEK | New home in Wesley Heights takes advantage of its green surroundings.

White House spokeswoman says Biden administration is “working with Congress to make the bill as strong as possible.”

The shooting ocurred just after 11:30 a.m. in the 200 block of 37th Place, police said.

The group Babuk said that negotiations with the District broke down; city officials have said little about data theft.

Police, who are searching landfills, said they have not been able to verify that recorded account.

In gentrifying D.C., what happens next in the Northeast neighborhood will reveal the city’s priorities.

At heated session with D.C. Council, agency director acknowledges problems, says some claimants may have lost eligibility.

I’m looking forward to Brood X — and to your poems about them.

The group Babuk is threatening to make more information public if D.C. refuses to pay.

Some say propping up United Medical Center is vital to the community, even though many Ward 8 residents won’t go there.

The victim was identified as a 43-year-old Maryland man.

You’ll really get your words’ worth with this column on regional English.

Investigators have released little information about Kyon Jones, who was last seen Wednesday.

With caseloads declining, concerts, sports venues can return to full capacity June 11.

Red up and then wash down that hot’cha with some water from the bubbler.

The city’s employment services director is expected to testify before a frustrated D.C. Council on Wednesday.

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