Get after your goal … of watching the men’s soccer World Cup in a comfortable location around the D.C. area, no matter what time your team is playing.

D.C. student debtors owe an average of $55,000. After several extensions, federal student loan payments are set to resume in August, a deadline many in the region say they’re not ready for.

Vehicle thefts are up 72% over last year in D.C., and the city’s top cop says he’s partnering with regional and federal law enforcement to take control.

The coronavirus pandemic cancelled your holiday traditions? These angry Yelp reviewers will remind you of what you’re NOT missing.

Head coach Ron Rivera says “I’m angry because I feel like I’m in the best health I’ve been in,” and pledges to carry on coaching.

Without more federal money, D.C, Maryland and Virginia could lose more than 200,000 child care slots combined during the pandemic, according to a report by the Center for American Progress, a progressive think tank.

The House Natural Resources Committee held a hearing Monday, in part, to determine whether members should consider reforming Park Police guidelines around use of force.

A message on the program website says the suspension was caused by “the ongoing health emergency and its impact on DC government’s operations and budget.”

The Washington, D.C. Economic Partnership has made a handy map of them.

“The nation’s capital is looking more epic than ever.”