Formerly homeless woman in D.C. fights eviction on her own
By Justin Wm & Justin Wm Moyer
5 places to take your mom on Mother's Day, for more than just brunch
By Fritz Hahn & Zoe Glasser
First NoVa Indie Bookstore Crawl To Include Arlington Business
By Michael O'Connell
Conservative justices skeptical federal law requires emergency abortion care
National
- The Biden administration has invoked the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act related to emergency abortions.
- It's argued that the government can penalize hospitals that fail to provide the procedure in states with strict bans.
- But conservative justices appeared skeptical the 40-year-old federal law could be used to require abortions.
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Michelin key awards bestowed to 7 DC hotels
By Anna Spiegel
Fired executive sues Alexandria-based United Way, says brass retaliated after she reported sexual harassment
By Neal Augenstein
D.C.-area forecast: Becoming bright and breezy today. Super warm Sunday into next week.
By Dan Stillman
DC struggles to build affordable housing in wealthy neighborhoods. Here's one reason why.
By Patrick Mcananey
DC high school violated Arab students’ constitutional rights, ACLU says in lawsuit
By Thomas Robertson
DC Harris Teeter bans certain bags, now checking receipts to fight theft
By Stephanie Ramirez
Prominent Alexandria office building to be sold at foreclosure auction - Washington Business Journal
By Dan Brendel
Aid to Ukraine seemed dead. Then secretive talks revived it.
By Yasmeen Abutaleb, Liz Goodwin & Tyler Pager
Unusually hot summer forecast for D.C. area
By Andrew Freedman
DC police: 5-year-old girl, father wounded in targeted shooting
By Melanie Alnwick
Anna Deavere Smith talks life, work ahead of A.W. Mellon lectures
By Samantha Chery
Big firm moving headquarters to newer Rosslyn digs, latest in flight to quality - Washington Business Journal
By Dan Brendel
Celebrity Chef Nobu Matsuhisa Is Having a Ball in D.C.
By Tierney Plumb
How safe is the air quality in the DC region?
By Sandra Jones
DC father who lost 3 sons to violence still seeks meeting with city officials; mayor says 'no'
By Lili Zheng
‘Not just a job': Neurodiverse find careers in AI tech at Northern Virginia company
By Juliana Valencia
Some of DC’s oldest restaurants win Milestone Awards
By Jeff Clabaugh
Suspects approach man pumping gas at Northwest DC Exxon showing guns, run away after gas is poured on them
By Brittney Melton
Radici Market Announces April 28 Closure
By Elizabeth O'gorek
DC named 5th best place for marriage in new study
By Sylvia Mphofe
Reelection bid of D.C. Council member Trayon White in Ward 8
By Sam P.K. Collins
Opinion | The true legacy of D.C.'s Duke Ellington
Opinion
By Larry Tye
Alexandria Police conducting death investigation near...
NEWS
- Alexandria sets its sights on Eisenhower Avenue overhaul
- Robcyns is closing this Saturday in the Bradlee Shopping Center
- Alexandria CVS stores ransacked of cosmetics and suspect...
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Global Expo Showcases International Cuisine, Performances to Community, Admitted Students
By Kate Hwang
D.C.'s most expensive street is The Wharf's Maine Avenue
By Mimi Montgomery