The first independent poll ahead of the general election shows Democratic candidates in the lead. The poll also asked voters about a referendum to legalize marijuana.

The online delivery platform must pay the city $1.8 million in settlement money to resolve claims of charging deceptive service fees, and roughly $739,000 in back taxes.

“As a parent, you feel like a failure just because you cannot provide food for your baby,” says one Arlington mom.

When a rabid fox bit nine people by the Capitol Hill grounds last week, D.C. Health called on anyone who had interacted with the creature to get in contact to determine whether they should undergo rabies treatment.

There will be road closures Saturday and Sunday morning in downtown D.C. while runners celebrate the cherry blossoms.

Federal prosecutors charged nine anti-abortion activists this week with two federal civil rights offenses over a blockade at a D.C. clinic in October 2020.

The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, school spending, and budget negotiations are all on the table during the three-month-long legislative session in Annapolis.

Faced with choosing between all virtual or a mix of in-person and virtual schooling, some parents say they don’t have enough information to make such a decision.

The Maryland State Police Licensing Division “encourages” firearms dealers not to transfer guns until checks have been completed, but they are legally able to release them.

It lays out broad reopening strategies specific to education, recreation, public health, construction, transportation, small business, and more.