Marisa Iati

Donations to As You Are have given the owners a lifeline to explore grants, real estate purchases and other opportunities that could make their business sustainable.

With her congregation’s numbers dwindling post-pandemic, the pastor of a Virginia church set out in search of new ways to engage community members.

The presumptive Republican nominee’s comment at a rally Saturday represents an escalation of his long-harsh language about migrants.

Summer camps in the D.C. area are notorious for filling up within minutes. Parents have likened the registration process to trying to buy Taylor Swift tickets.

A judge rejected an argument from seven voters that letting residents without citizenship cast ballots in local — but not federal — races dilutes the votes of citizens.

The Post spoke to restaurant owners and staff about how the fees have changed their work — and whether they actually help.

Kentucky State Police troopers and two civilians on Wednesday came across a deceased person police believe to be 32-year-old Joseph Couch, police said.

The impact of the crash on the Tampa Bay Times’s offices was unclear Thursday, and leaders were discussing what to do if the space remains inaccessible.

Supporters of Vice President Kamala Harris are expressing much more election anxiety than people voting for former president Donald Trump, experts said.

Aid Access, one of the largest suppliers of abortion medication, reported receiving 10,000 orders in the 24 hours after the election was called — roughly 17 times more than usual.