The D.C. City Council discusses what parts of the District are considered “food deserts” and how to bring grocery store access to these areas.

The D.C. Promise Neighborhood Initiative held a health and wellness fair for neighbors at a Ward 7 community center last month. Exhibits discussed how to cope with asthma attacks, how to cook fresh produce, job training and more.

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Locations: NW, NE, and SE Washington D.C. (NoMa, Woodbridge, Anacostia)

See where the candidates for D.C.’s 2016 Primaries stand on issues affecting the District’s un-housed community

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Locations: NW, NE, and SE Washington D.C.

Surgery is performed within the human body to mend a chronic condition. Knee replacement, for instance, is deemed necessary when…

Parkside-Kenilworth neighborhood residents can now buy fresh rainbow chard, lacinato kale, cabbage, strawberries, scallions and mushrooms without having to travel…

D.C. City Councilmember Yvette M. Alexander is getting fit this year and she doesn’t want to do it alone.   “I…

Reporting on the annual cleanup at Kingman Island as part of the Anacostia Restoration Project.

A report on how the economic crisis is impacting DC’s local syringe exchange program, Prevention Works.