The order creates a new NIH division and task force targeting endometriosis, heart disease and Alzheimer's, though no funding figure was released.

The new food truck on Stewartown Road serves everything from Salvadoran pupusas to Peruvian carne a lo pobre.

A man was shot late Saturday on 28th Street SE; police say a gray or silver sedan fled the scene.

D.C. doula providers face credentialing delays and administrative hurdles.

A Washington Post photojournalist was hurt as settlers attacked olive harvesters, prompting a US demand for action.

One person was hospitalized after gunfire on Princeton Street, the third non-fatal shooting Alexandria police logged in under a week.

The late-night Florida Avenue slice shop tied to beloved owner Angelina Pappas is now on the market.

A woman and her 8-year-old daughter had lived in the 48th Street NW home since June without the owner's permission, neighbors say.

Tina Peters, whose state conviction Trump’s pardon did not erase, is now urging Commerce Department action on election equipment as nursing home voting rules tighten nationwide.

New “coming soon” signs have gone up at 440 K Street NW, where A Baked Joint once anchored the block.

A proposed D.C. law targets AI house-fishing after a purported local listing showed a view of New York City skyline instead.

Ten Ten West End opens inside One Washington Circle Hotel, offering a new dining option in D.C.'s West End.

Titus Mayo, 22, got 12 months of probation after a March pursuit that injured an MPD detective and crossed three jurisdictions.