The exhibition captures Emmett Till’s legacy, Mamie Till-Mobley’s advocacy, and a companion exhibit uplifting local Black women activists.

The Martin Luther King Jr. Library closed in March for a two-year renovation project.

It will close in the spring of 2017 and re-open in 2020.

Part of the growing repertoire of non-traditional programming at DCPL.

A garden penthouse and an outdoor cafe are among the ideas.

The D.C. Public Library will hold a meeting tomorrow at the downtown library so residents can “share their ideas for what services, spaces and technology they want to see” in the space.

The renderings will be on display at the MLK Library, neighborhood libraries and online.

The future of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Library will the topic of discussion at two public meetings over the next two weeks.

Move the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Library, or leave it be? How about splitting the difference?

A panel is meeting this week to help decide what to do with the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Library. But no one on the panel is a District resident. Is that a bad thing?