The city has more than 80,000 health care workers, but will receive just 8,000 doses in its first allocation, according to recent estimates.
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Lola Fadulu
Hopkins renovation of old Newseum building underway
Johns Hopkins University is renovating the former Newseum building on Pennsylvania Avenue. Hopkins' all D.C.-based schools are expected to move to Penn Quarter next fall while the Newseum continues to hold travel...
Ibrahim Aksoy
Foggy Bottom sidewalks rank as some of the city’s worst
With 333 obstructions, Foggy Bottom ranks in the top 25 percent of neighborhoods in the District with the most sidewalk obstructions.
Molly Feser
COVID-19 stressors lead to an increase in domestic violence
The District has seen an increase in strangulation related to domestic violence during the pandemic as programs like House of Ruth receive more calls for help from people than years before.
Kahindo Musungira
Do fans really know their Nats?
Is everyone in D.C. pretending to be a Nats fan just because they're in the World Series?
Emily Hayes
For Virginians, voting in person is more convenient
Volunteers from both parties handed out sample ballots and directed voters outside a local high school. In Virginia, voters indicate voting in person on election day is more accessible than early voting or doing so by...
Samantha Eley
Vehicle collision damages a gas meter in Northwest DC
A gas leak forced evacuations in Brightwood Park this evening, with Fire and EMS, Metro Police, and Washington Gas managing the scene overnight.
Haley makes final push to New Hampshire voters
Nikki Haley, former U.S. ambassador to the U.N., urged voters to pick her over former president Donald Trump the night before the New Hampshire primary.
Wash staff
Metro extends hours, but local sports fans want more
Fans debate using the metro for Washington Mystics’ Game 4 after thousands were stranded last week traveling home from the Nationals’ Wild Card Game.
Maya McKenzie
Chris Halsne