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Tenant organizers fought to exempt renovated buildings from the sweeping housing law, but advocates say that isn’t working in practice.

Debates about the city’s new graduation requirements only skim the surface of our students’ problems with college- and workforce-readiness, writes a member of the D.C. State Board of Education.

Dive into the dog days of summer with a Japanese star festival celebration, jazz and barbecue, or a fairy-tale circus show.

Benny joined the team as an editor in July.

Practical advice for confidently cycling around town

Prime Ability started as one P.E. teacher's attempt to keep kids safe. It’s become so much more.

Operate a bike lane sweeper, learn street medic strategies, and more opportunities to get involved.

Ten years ago, WMATA was in dismal shape. Now, people are lining up to rep the transit system with pride.

DC Al Toque and Arepazone transformed into donation centers to support their community back home.

Over 50,000 of you used our voter guide

With so much going on around D.C., you’ll have no idea what’s happening on the National Mall.

It's both. Here's why.

Lend your thoughts on the RFK development, march against America 250, and more ways to stand up.

In a historic election for D.C., progressive candidates had a strong showing.

Can McDuffie run again? How will the balance of power change? And what’s going on in November?

From a Caribbean concert to a comedy show, an outdoor movie to a floating bicycle race, the city’s summer calendar is packed.

With July Fourth and America's 250th birthday approaching, get involved in protecting D.C.'s autonomy around the city.

Kids should be receiving their full child support benefits, advocates say. Right now, they're not.

The democratic socialist won with 52% of the vote after four rounds of tabulation under ranked-choice voting.

Amid the Trump administration's Freedom 250 programming, the celebration of emancipation feels especially loaded.