Topic: Adrian Fenty

Allen Y. Lew, a former Washington, D.C., city administrator who built the capital's convention center and Nationals Park, died of COVID-19, his family said Tuesday. He was 69.

CBS broadcaster Rick Neuheisel downplayed a report that he will be the next coach hired by the Alliance for American Football.

The Alliance for American Football earned some instant name recognition on Saturday by announcing the legendary Steve Spurrier as the league's first head coach.

Prosecutors in the corruption trial against Jeffrey Thompson said Mayor Vincent Gray knew of the illegal "shadow" campaign that helped him get elected in 2010.

Washington Mayor Vincent C. Gray apologized for missteps during his 2010 campaign Saturday as he announced his bid for re-election.

Vincent Gray breezed to a mayoral victory in the District of Columbia Tuesday with only token write-in opposition, election results showed.

Challenger Vincent Gray took the early lead over Washington Mayor Adrian Fenty in the District of Columbia's Democratic primary Tuesday, results showed.

Adrian Fenty, the mayor of the U.S. capital city, trailed his Democratic challenger by 13 points as early voting began 15 days in advance of Tuesday's primary.

At least 15 same-sex couples were waiting Tuesday morning to pick up their marriage licenses in Washington and then hold their weddings.

Large chunks of the United States were under weather alerts Monday with freezing rain, sleet and snow battering weather-weary states.