The bill would also add protections for pets involved in divorce proceedings and formally criminalize bestiality.

The measure follows an investigation from DCist that uncovered hundreds of instances in which process servers filed affidavits with discrepancies.

“It just felt like in that moment that, [for] this creature, it shouldn’t have to be this hard,” says one of the Good Samaritans.

Ward 4 candidate Janeese Lewis George’s campaign signs were taken down by the Department of Public Works last week.

All of the members of the D.C. Council are part of a committee that is investigating Evans—except for one.

The Humane Society of the United States sent undercover investigators into D.C. antique shops and flea markets looking for possibly illegal ivory. They found a tusk for sale for $600,000.

It’s (sort of) the last straw.

A proposed bill, with the support of more than half the city’s legislators, would offer a rebate and training on at-home composting systems.

Woodrow Wilson High School has had about 30 staff positions cut in the past three years.

The mayor pushed up implementation of the Death with Dignity Act as the GOP works to block the law through a budget rider.