Approximately 138,000 SNAP recipients were supposed to a 10% increase to their monthly benefit at the start of 2024.

Monumental Sports is asking the District for $600 million in taxpayer dollars to renovate the sports arena.

On Wednesday, the House Oversight Committee passed legislation that would give D.C. the power to redevelop the RFK Stadium site–and potentially lure the Commanders back to the District.

The D.C. region continues to grapple with road closures and power outages after a severe thunderstorm Saturday.

An organization led by a world-famous, Ray-Ban-wearing guru is hosting the World Culture Festival, which is expected to bring roughly 100,000 attendees and a massive dance floor to the National Mall this fall.

More than half of the D.C. Council’s members say they have concerns with how the internal investigation into accusations of sexual harassment by a former deputy mayor was handled.

Bowser is proposing a 3-year delay of the city’s building energy performance standards, one of the District’s most impactful policies to cut carbon emissions.

By examining 1,000 businesses and $8 billion of contracts, researchers found inequalities in the results of the city’s contracting process.

D.C. aims to triple the number of cameras, including 140 new bus lane enforcement cameras and 122 new speed cameras. But not everyone thinks the cameras are working to make city streets safer.

A statement from the mayor’s office reads, “We also thank Deputy Mayor John Falcicchio for his years of service to the District as he transitions to the private sector.”