The Instagram account run by a Ward 8 resident is part citizen journalism and part community forum — and the D.C. government thinks it can help tamp down on gun violence.

An array of local home bakers have begun selling everything from cookies and cakes to boules and bagels online.

Here’s what the revamped flagship will look like when it reopens this fall.

The city’s most iconic transit hub is a shell of its usual self, even as trains and buses are still running.

“I didn’t really want to spend a lot of money. And this guy looks a lot like Ed Sheeran for 20 bucks.”

Some brave the the city streets for supplies, while others head out for work that can’t be done at home.

Jurisdictions around the country are stepping up efforts to cut down on trash in recycling bins after shifts in international recycling markets.

Out with the tank tops, in with the sweaters. It’s nearly, almost, finally time for autumn.

Organizers of Monday’s blockades said the demonstrations aimed to bring the “whole city to a gridlocked standstill,” targeting, in particular, Washington’s powerful political elite.

America’s best-known obelisk reopens to the public on Thursday after more than three years of construction.