Emma Sarappo

D.C. offers a number of incentives to encourage unvaccinated residents to get the shot. But are these vaccine incentives working?

D.C. Council to vote on a phased approach to the end of the eviction ban on Tuesday tying into the program STAY DC.

Looking for things to do in the D.C. area? Here are nine new attractions in D.C. that give you plenty of reason to leave your house.

A report from the D.C. Auditor identifies issues with the D.C. lottery contract, which is worth $215 million.

A look at the affordable housing budget and for FY2022, which advocates say the does not do enough to meet the housing needs of residents.

Mayor Bowser’s administration launched a new initiative where anyone who helps someone get the shot can get a $51 Visa gift card.

Residents continue to protest outside of Nellie’s Sports Bar, while the Alcoholic Beverage Regulation Administration investigates.

Where to eat and drink in and around D.C. From ice cream to breweries to fried scallops, here is your summer dining bucket list for 2021.

D.C.’s teen vaccinations show racial and economic disparities a month into 12 to 15-year-old’s COVID-19 vaccine eligibility.

This is the second time in the Senate’s history, and D.C. Statehood has never had this much support in the chamber before.

Athletes like Phoebe Bacon, Josette Norris, Katie Ledecky, Torrie Huske, and Noah Lyles are chasing Olympic dreams in an uncertain year.

The D.C. region is observing Juneteenth with art, protests, performances, block parties, and celebrations of all sorts.

D.C. officials are considering cuts to the police budget, and more money for alternatives a year after calls to defund the police.

The D.C. Council prohibits public schools from drug testing volunteers for marijuana and also votes to ban sales of flavored tobacco.

According to CDC data, D.C. met the White House goal of having 70 percent of adults partially vaccinated 20 days ahead of schedule.

The family of patron Keisha Young is now pursuing a civil claim. Locals are also calling on D.C. to protest and boycott Nellie’s Sports Bar.

Here’s where to dance, sing, and watch live music or a concert this weekend and beyond. D.C. is fully reopened. Now let’s party.

DC Public Schools will offer in-person learning five days per week, and “high dosage” tutoring. But 26 DCPS schools will have zero librarians.

68.9 percent of the local population over 18 years old has had at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine as of Sunday afternoon.

Pride events are happening all month across the DMV. Here’s a rundown of Pride Month’s programming and events in D.C.