As cold temperatures set in, the District prepares for the annual cooling to heating switchover across public schools. But, hundreds of HVAC repairs are still pending.
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Bikeshare boom in Alexandria
Improved infrastructure and new technology led Capital Bikeshare to a big summer.
Cameron Adams
Washington Post employees protest buyouts, slowed contract negotiations
Dozens of Washington Post employees gathered in protest Thursday morning. Their demands included a more equitable buyout package and a raise for the company’s lowest-paid workers, and mental healthcare benefits.
Ben Baker
Campaign merch: Voters keep items for years
DC-area boutiques, street vendors and online retailers sell merchandise in a contentious race. Who is ahead? Location matters.
Maria Lawson
Amid social and political unrest, DC statehood movement picks up steam
As millions of Americans head to the polls today or have already cast their ballots, their choice of U.S. senator might have an effect on a renewed local movement: D.C. statehood.
Keith Newell
Sports betting grows into neighborhoods
Washington, D.C. bars are hoping the draw of sports betting will help revive the city's shrinking club scene
Samantha Eley
Herndon cops want to better their policing. Their strategy: Meditation.
Herndon police is the second department in the country after the New York Police Department to participate in a pilot program that teaches cops how to meditate. The department wants to use mantras to better community...
Olivia Diaz
State of the Race: Ward 2
In six weeks, voters in Ward 2, which includes Georgetown, Dupont Circle, Foggy Bottom and Downtown, will select a representative for the D.C. Council. Here are the contenders.
Impeachment coverage hangs on every word
Whistleblower? Transcript? Even the word ‘though’ carries political implications for journalists.
Emily Hayes