Newspaper boxes in D.C. are plentiful, lining sidewalks and crowding areas around Metro stations. Until now, D.C. couldn't do much about them, but a set of proposed rules would rein in where they can go and when they can be removed.

A D.C. legislator has proposed a bill that would compensate residents who lost their homes over tax liens worth only a few hundred dollars. 

One of the best dodgeball players in the US is heading to the World Dodgeball Invitational in New Zealand later this month.

After much research and development, chefs at Nopa Kitchen and Bar think they've finally perfected the elusive art of the bialy.

This school year will be the first in which the city's new anti-bullying policy goes into effect.

We visit the set of a a new interactive video aiming to smooth out the hiring process for veterans transitioning to civilian life.

Monday's shooting in D.C.'s Navy Yard was followed by shock, horror, and, for many, a new call for tougher gun control.

This week we reflect on Monday's shooting at D.C.'s Navy Yard, explore an interactive video aimed at helping veterans get jobs, and continue our series on the future of Smith Island.