Thousands of teachers and staff and even more students have to report the results of rapid COVID-19 tests before returning to school on Thursday.

The site officially launches later this summer.

The D.C. government launched a site with information about the impact that President Obama’s re-inauguration will have on the city. Though the site might be offline.

The District is a place for the ambitious, the intelligent and the people who don’t seem to respect their matrimonial bonds.

One Ward 4 D.C. Council candidate and a few local websites joined in a day-long protest against the Stop Online Piracy Act by blacking out his campaign website for the day.

This morning, the D.C. Council launched a shiny, brand new and significantly more user-friendly website.

If George Orwell and Steve Jobs joined forces, they likely would have come up iWatch, the new anti-terrorism initiative rolled out this week by the Metropolitan Police Department.

In case you had yet to notice, the visage of a smiling Mayor Vince Gray began lording over the top banner of the District of Columbia’s website this weekend.

Is this the best website in the city? Simple design, topical, hilarious, perfect for afternoon time-killing: if we’re being honest, we can only think of a but a few that would really give How To Use An Escalator In DC a run for its money. Go, click, laugh.

Next week. That’s when TBD — which is focusing all efforts on pulling up an ergonomic rocking chair to the stiff-backed Washingtonian media table — will make its much-hyped, multi-platform, eagerly-anticipated launch. So what can you expect from this thing that you’ve been hearing about for what feels like forever?