'It's completely unfair': Violence interruption advocates push back against DC Police Union's call to defund their programs
While the police union said there is no data showing the effectiveness of violence intervention programs, WUSA9 found ...
Judge rules DC can be held liable for shoddy housing purchased through government programs
This Court of Appeals decision sets a precedent for homebuyers and marks a big win for the nine female homeowners who sued ...
Caregivers meet in DC to advocate for paid family and medical leave
The group "Family Values @ Work" is hosting an event Friday night at the MLK Library called Caring Out Loud to raise ...
Local artist designs 2024 USPS holiday stamps
The man behind the stamp is Antonio Alcalá, an art director for the Postal Service who has a studio based in Alexandria.
Volunteers pack 450,000 meals for 9/11 Day of Service in DC
In DC, more than 1,200 volunteers are meeting up at Dock5 at Union Market to pack 450,000 meals for the Capital Area Food ...
DCPS responding to concerns over J.C. Nalle Elementary swing space
The district is holding a virtual meeting Monday night at 5 p.m. to discuss swing spaces for Drew and Nalle schools.
DC Councilmember Trayon White returning to office Monday as Council begins investigation
Chairman Phil Mendelson said he plans to remove White from his role as the chair of the Committee on Recreation, Libraries, and Youth Affairs on Monday.
Former Arnold police chief accused of stealing money during state investigation
Criminal charges have been filed against the former Arnold police chief following a joint investigation by the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office and state police. In August, AG agents and state ...