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Own a home in DC? Behind on a mortgage? Being sued by a lender? Need help with property taxes? Victimized by a mortgage scam?...

We have all made great progress working together to bring back the Anacostia River as an asset to the City. The water quality is...

On Jan. 27, 10 a.m., the Neighborhood Legal Services Program (NLSP) brings free legal help to Benning Library, 3935 Benning Road NE. Get help...

Interested in or planning a service project? Check out these free resources from Serve DC and partners: MLKDay.gov for project toolkits and guides; nationalservice.gov/serve...

DC residents are lucky for our city’s long history of expanding health coverage and pursuing policies that give access to medical care. One of...

Team team working on the massive development project that is The Wharf Phase 2 is actively seeking local residents to join the construction team. The...

Mayor Muriel Bowser (D), the Office for Veterans Affairs (OAV) and the DC Department of For-Hire Vehicles (DFHV) has reintroduced VetsRides, a citywide, on-demand...

“Ever since she was a toddler, Anna Elizabeth has carried around a crayon. That seemed to be the way she communicated,” said her mother...

DC Health Link’s open enrollment lasts three months. Residents have until Jan. 31, 2020 to shop, compare and get covered. Make sure to take...

Shortly before the winter recess in December the health committee convened to talk about the Maternal Health Care Improvement and Expansion act and give the community and advocates a chance...