The Associated Press called the presidential race for Joe Biden just before 11:30 a.m. Then the celebrations started.
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Anna Brugmann
Foggy Bottom blaze sends six to hospital
Crews transported six people to hospital after a second-floor apartment caught fire in Foggy Bottom. DC Fire evacuated the entire building, which houses over 100 senior citizens.
Hayden Godfrey
New Arlington councilmembers promise to continue zoning debate
New county board members say the "missing middle" zoning plan needs to be reworked.
Lauren Spiers
Crystal City businesses remain optimistic despite construction
Construction on Crystal City's "Water Park" outdoor food venue is extended, but local businesses say they are looking forward to more customers after the grand opening.
Southeast Washington to receive new medical clinic
Bread for the City will offer medical, dental and vision care services east of the Anacostia River for the first time in its history.
Lola Fadulu
Witnesses pressure DC Council to establish office of deaf, hard of hearing
Advocates from D.C’s deaf and hard of hearing community testified Tuesday before councilmembers to establish an Office for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. They say it’s necessary to gain better access to government...
Taylor Ardrey
Washington Post Guild stages biggest strike since the seventies
Hundreds of Posties refuse to work, in hopes that paper executives will warm up to fairer labor practices.
Nicole Wiley
Capitol officers warn Trump’s Jan. 6 pardons create political uncertainty
Officers Harry Dunn and Daniel Hodges push for the truth during an American Forum interview hosted by SOC and the Kennedy Political Union.
Wash staff
Foggy Bottom adds new bike lanes to enhance commuter safety
Foggy Bottom, one of the oldest neighborhoods in Washington, D.C., plans to add new bike lanes in an effort to make the roads safer for all commuters traveling along Dupont Circle and the National Mall. The DC Protected...
Alexis Soto
Arlington honors survivors during Domestic Violence Awareness Month
A conglomeration of organizations in Arlington County will be hosting online workshops and other initiatives throughout October for Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Sarah Salem