In a reversal, the National Park Service removed fencing around Dupont Circle Park and opened it to the public. Before ...

For the first time, the park at the heart of the District’s historic LGBTQ neighborhood will be closed to the public for all ...

The National Park Service and U.S. Park Police decided to close Dupont Circle Park for WorldPride DC this weekend, government sources said. Eight-foot-tall metal fencing now surrounds the popular ...

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After criticism, the police withdrew a request to close the park this weekend during WorldPride, an international celebration for the L.G.B.T.Q. community.

Dupont Circle will be open to visitors the weekend of the WorldPride D.C. parade after all. It’s the latest update in a weeklong back-and-forth over whether the historic neighborhood would be open for ...

The National Park Service ignores a MPD Chief's withdrawn request and fences off the historic LGBTQ landmark during WorldPride weekend.

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A huge project to put a deck over parts of Connecticut Avenue NW in Dupont Circle starts next week, and traffic impacts are expected to follow. The project will take about two years, officials said.

The park has been the site of some of the capital’s earliest Pride celebrations, LGBTQ protests and AIDS memorial services.

City authorities canceled an initial request to block off the site, an L.G.B.T.Q. gathering spot in Washington, D.C. But the National Park Service opted to close it.

During a press conference Monday morning, the mayor and police chief both got visibly frustrated with questions about last week's Dupont Circle whiplash.