“We just have an abundance of cats right now that are looking for a good home.”

The charges follow a Vatican report released last year that detailed decades of alleged abuse perpetrated by McCarrick.

The company must institute protocols to resolve theft and damage complaints, maintain all licenses required to do business in D.C., and restitute ​​customers who experienced theft or damage in a Getaround vehicle.

The city plans on establishing permanent streateries across the city where people can eat and drink outside.

Maryland has trailed behind D.C. and Virginia in legalizing marijuana, but now lawmakers want voters to weigh in on the issue in the 2022 general election.

DCist spoke with singles in the D.C. area about how their return to in-person dating is going and what they’re looking for in a relationship.

The bill comes amidst concerted efforts by Republicans against critical race theory, which teaches that racism isn’t just based on individual acts — but also systemic ones.

Jail support organizers report more than 20 people said they didn’t have air conditioning over the weekend.

After skipping its typical summer exhibit last year due to the pandemic, the museum is now exhibiting a series of art installations.

The policy is meant to comply with a 2004 law that mandates drug and alcohol testing for many District employees.