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D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine has filed a motion to freeze all financial accounts associated with Casa Ruby.

The AG says the nonprofit's operations suggest a "clear pattern" of gross mismanagement and poor oversight.

An investigation conducted by The Washington Post revealed that a D.C.-based LGBTQ nonprofit has stopped providing critical services in the District.

Maryland polls open until 8 pm today. DC nonprofit LGBTQ shelter Casa Ruby has ceased operating, evicting clients, as others seek back pay for services, rentals, and employment. MWAA requests $250 million more for its part in Metro’s Silver Line expansion.

Ruby Corado, the organization's founder, has vanished without the staff knowing how to contact her.

New exhibition "¡Presente!" aims to show how Latinos shaped American history

Show your Pride at El Tamarindo in the bustling and inclusive neighborhood of Adams Morgan with a specialty cocktail raising money for local LGBTQ+ youth.

Take a look at brands that may help you uncover new ways to celebrate love, diversity, and inclusivity during this joyful season.

After years of scaled-down events, DC Pride has returned in full force.

Sassa Bartman Ruby spent her youth in Manokotak with summers in Igushik where her family were very active in commercial fishing. She continued to subsistence and commercial fish in Igushik for most of her life, and also taught for many years at the Dillingham Elementary School. Sassa was a beloved friend to many and a family member to others.