The World Pride parade in Washington, D.C. saw tens of thousands celebrating, despite concerns over a worsening political ...

Gray skies and drizzle gave way to sunshine, multicolored flags and celebrations as the nation’s capital held the World Pride ...

There was plenty of pride to be found along 14th Street NW Saturday, as thousands of people turned out for the World Pride ...

Dupont Circle had been scheduled to close ahead of the weekend, with law enforcement originally fencing off the park ...

This budget season, the D.C. Council is evaluating Mayor Muriel Bowser’s proposed $2.6 billion budget that cuts funding for essential city programs and shifts Medicaid recipients to a basic health ...

After a week of back-and-forth, the fencing around Dupont Circle was officially being taken down, hours ahead of the ...

Dupont Circle will be open to visitors the weekend of the WorldPride D.C. parade after all. As the fencing around Dupont ...

For the first time in nearly 35 years, Washington, D.C., will host a military parade celebrating the U.S. Army. Here’s how ...

A report created by a consultant for the Bowser administration claims the Commanders new football stadium at the old RFK site ...

Explore the history of Black Lives Matter Plaza, a symbol of justice and equity, and its destruction in response to federal threats.

Thanks to a quirk of local rules that puts the federal government in charge of city parks, Dupont Circle has been fenced off just as people around the world come to DC for pride.

This week on Do Something: smoothing out Grant Circle; it’s budget season in DC; and school boundaries and bus lanes in Montgomery County.