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Spring has felt a lot more like summer this past week, and for the first time this year, temperatures in the D.C. region have reached 90 degrees. 

MDH is bringing federal advocacy campaign to the state.

Republicans on Capitol Hill are demanding D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser do more to deal with protesters on college campuses in the area. It comes as the House speaker announced a new "crackdown" on antisemitism and Biden administration officials were grilled in the Senate.  

A woman shot at her bachelorette party over the weekend says she was terrified after shots rang out at a popular nightclub near Dupont Circle. 

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON)—City officials were on the steps of City Hall Tuesday to declare May National Hepatitis Awareness Month. According to the CDC, hepatitis B has become the second leading infectious cause of death worldwide. In the United States, California carries the highest burden of chronic hepatitis B and hepatitis B-related liver cancer nationwide. Most […]

On Tuesday, April 30, more than 40 mayors from Asheville to Austin met with D.C. lawmakers to discuss homelessness.

The pro-Palestinian protest at George Washington University is showing no signs of letting up but has for the most part remained peaceful, unlike what's been seen at other college campuses around the country.  

New legislation takes aim at the proliferation of mopeds – often used for food deliveries – in D.C.

Four teens have been arrested in connection to multiple carjackings in D.C., police say. 

A 19-year-old man is dead following a shooting in Northeast D.C. Tuesday night.