Sacked SKorea spokesman denies abuse allegations
14 days ago
A police report obtained by The Associated Press said a woman told police that a man "grabbed her buttocks without her permission" on Tuesday night at the W Washington D.C. hotel.
DC Council considers ban on printable guns
18 days ago
The District of Columbia has some of the strictest gun-control laws in the nation.
Group loses fight to block deer kill in DC park
71 days ago
A judge on Thursday ruled against California-based In Defense of Animals and five District of Columbia residents who had filed a lawsuit to prevent the killings.
Storm strikes Mid-Atlantic but largely bypasses DC
79 days ago
The closure of many schools and offices helped ease traffic in the District of Columbia.
While Washington squirms under cuts, Wyoming saves
84 days ago
""I think that's one of the fundamental things that's wrong with Washington, D.C. - that they won't make those tough decisions," Mead said.
Cuts will bring 'hardship,' Obama says
94 days ago
The effort, punctuated by high-profile treks around the country and backed by a coordinated campaign by labor unions in 28 states and the District of Columbia, is aimed at averting $85 billion in...
Obama kicks off bid to stop automatic spending cuts
94 days ago
Obama's effort, punctuated by high-profile treks around the country and backed by a coordinated campaign by labor unions in 28 states and the District of Columbia, is aimed at averting $85...
Public education at the national level | Opinions | Weatherford Telegram
103 days ago
The National School Boards Association's 40th annual Federal Relations Network Conference was recently held in Washington D.C.
Ex-DC Mayor Fenty's legacy still subject of debate
105 days ago
He got national attention for his commitment to improving the District of Columbia's failing schools.
Washington Post says it may sell its headquarters
113 days ago
The District of Columbia government assesses The Post's properties at nearly $80 million.
