Robert White is set to resign his D.C. Council seat ahead of the election, amid disputes with Phil Mendelson over legal ...

A Rentrospect investigation found 77,000 overdue housing repairs in D.C. as officials consider the new SHARE Act legislation.

DC Director Charon P.W. Hines celebrates National Family Caregivers Month and honors new Ms. DC Senior America, Queen Betty Entzminger.

Join the Washington Informer Family! When my father, Dr. Calvin W. Rolark, founded this paper over 60 years ago, he envisioned more than just a newspaper—he dreamed of a platform to uplift our ...

Civil rights leader Dolores Huerta dies at 96. Co-founder of the UFW, she spent decades fighting for farmworkers and racial ...

Donald Trump urges supporters to save GOP congressional control amid new Epstein allegations and rising oil profits.

Washington Informer presents a guide to local events, from Charlie Wilson's R&B show to community discussions on Black love and history.

D.C. Council approved rodent laws and will vote on noise amendments Nov 10. Proposed bills also seek to rename schools after Malcolm X and Alma W. Thomas.

A Boston University study estimates that nearly 75% of deceased NFL players had CTE, highlighting the risks of repetitive ...

Faith and civil rights leaders aim to boost voter turnout for the Nov. 3 midterm elections by leveraging culture and music.

The D.C. High Tea honored leaders from Howard University, UDC, and Morgan State while celebrating the legacy of Black-owned ...

Double Exposure Film Festival returns Nov. 5-8 with themes of evidence and truth. Discover upcoming documentaries and free library programs.