The WMATA CEO will leave his position in six months.

School officials in Arlington, Alexandria, and Fairfax sent messages to families over the weekend saying that their policies would remain in effect.

There was no shortage of journalists or security officers, amid fears of potential violence once again outside the seat of the U.S. government.

A few dozen people gathered at the symbolic space on 16th Street to learn that former police officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty on all three counts in the murder of George Floyd.

Maryland will be able to seek a shot at the state’s mass vaccination centers starting April 6, and as other sites on April 12. D.C. will expand eligibility to all residents on April 19/

U.S. Capitol Police say a man rammed a vehicle into two USCP officers at the North Barricade access point along Constitution Avenue.

Egged on by President Trump, demonstrators pushed past police towards the Capitol, where they breached the building and sowed chaos inside. 

This year was profoundly long and, in most ways, very bad. But here at DCist, there’s still so much in the archives worth revisiting.

Newsham will start in February 2021.

The adult male is in critical condition following the stabbing Saturday evening, officials said.