In 2023, crime surged in D.C. as homicides reached levels not seen in a generation. In 2024, violent crime receded.
But young people here are still living with their guard up and making decisions to keep themselves, their friends and their siblings safe. wapo.st/448q6rR
Days before District voters head to the polls, a candidate running in the crowded race for the Ward 1 seat on the D.C. Council has been removed from the city’s public financing program after allegedly falsifying contributions. wapo.st/43zPLJ3
Fifty-five percent of D.C. registered voters said the city is headed in the wrong direction, up from 42 percent the last time a Post poll asked this in 2022.
It’s the highest percentage of respondents saying the city was on the wrong track since 1998. wapo.st/4gea9XB
Whether you’re looking to cheer for the red, white and blue, follow a particular international team, or just soak in the atmosphere at an outdoor viewing party, here’s where to watch the World Cup in the D.C. area. wapo.st/3S4bvu0
Janeese Lewis George leads Kenyan R. McDuffie by double-digits in the Democratic primary for D.C. mayor, according to a Post-Schar School poll.
But a quarter of voters remain undecided about the race as the primary enters its final days. wapo.st/4x75rB7
Post food critic Elazar Sontag reviewed Bar Del Monte, an Italian restaurant in D.C. where fresh produce rules and nothing sticks around for long.
Here are his thoughts: wapo.st/4vsAPIz
From a parade of tall ships to a downtown block party to a glimpse of some of our country’s iconic treasures under one roof, here’s where to celebrate America’s 250th birthday in D.C.: wapo.st/4dQ5fOZ
Leszek Sibilski, the founder of World Bicycle Day, took a six-mile journey through D.C. alongside a group of diplomats in the inaugural Embassies Ride. wapo.st/4e3WaBa
It's been a year since the Commanders’ top receiver Terry McLaurin began the holdout that sent the team into a free-fall.
While he eventually got a contract extension worth $98 million, McLaurin's season was filled with injuries and disappointment. wapo.st/4wZPNHv
Running with an unwavering focus on workers’ and tenants’ rights, Janeese Lewis George has built a campaign fueled by union support and progressive grassroots energy in a bid to become the first democratic socialist mayor in the nation’s capital. wapo.st/4e0hSFY
Twenty-five years ago, Corporal Barry Foust, who died last month, was on patrol when he saw a passenger jet veering off course toward the Pentagon and radioed it in.
Today, officers, friends and family members gathered to say goodbye. wapo.st/4dLOuoc
Cost-of-living pressures are mounting as electric and water bills are set to rise in the District in the coming months. Pepco and D.C. Water cite inflationary costs and supply chain strain.
Find out how the price increases can affect you here: wapo.st/3QcUAVz
Prince George’s County Executive Aisha N. Braveboy announced interim superintendent Shawn Joseph as her pick to continue leading Maryland’s second-largest school system. wapo.st/4uInEDb
A key question before D.C.’s election this month is whether voters will find Kenyan R. McDuffie's calibrated ambition, crafted in recognition of the city’s shrinking budgets, exciting enough as the city chooses a new mayor. wapo.st/4dJPglD
Five people were killed and dozens more were injured Friday in an early morning crash on Interstate 95 in Stafford County, Virginia.
The crash occurred around 2:35 a.m. where traffic was slowing ahead of a work zone, according to state police. wapo.st/3RtnQI3
John Fredericks, the conservative radio host who has built a large following as a cheerleader for President Trump, is setting his sights on a far narrower audience: D.C. voters. wapo.st/49WXCnq
The race for delegate is already shaping up to be one of the most thrilling in D.C. politics.
D.C. Council member Brooke Pinto joins Robert C. White Jr. (D-At Large) in the race, pitting the two council colleagues against each other. wapo.st/4mVboe6
Complaints against D.C. police rose 25 percent in the six months ending in March, which coincided with an unprecedented federal law enforcement presence in the nation’s capital, according to the city’s Office of Police Complaints. wapo.st/4nHBPWv
Two people were injured, one critically, after shootings in Prince George’s County on Friday afternoon, police said.
The investigation prompted lockdowns at a handful of schools, some of which have since been lifted. wapo.st/49x4JCU