2019

The project survived a lawsuit by neighbors earlier this month

Pizzeria Paradiso put its free training to use during this year's Pride Parade.

Kendall Bryan was beginning another day at the summer jobs program he directed in Northeast Washington a couple of weeks ago when two city officials arrived for what he thought was an unscheduled tour.

Fans of Asian pop culture convened in the District to celebrate anime, manga, music, movies, video games and more over the weekend.

MRP Realty is making major progress on its Northeast D.C. development pipeline this month, celebrating the groundbreaking of one project and securing financing that will kick-start construction on another.

About 39,000 Pepco customers lost electrical service for much of Saturday after an issue with a D.C. substation.

“As black people, the cannabis industry is an industry that we’ve been notoriously left out of … This is an opportunity for us to build a special expertise.”

Sarah Yerkes was in her 90s when a friend invited her to try something new. A graduate of Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design, Yerkes had had decades-long careers: first as a landscape architect using brick and stone; then as a…

About 39,000 Pepco customers lost power for several hours starting Saturday afternoon, an outage that affected a wide swath of Northwest Washington, including parts of the Shaw, Logan Circle, U Street, Dupont Circle, Woodley Park, Van…

"Longstanding security weaknesses remain unaddressed," a report from Amtrak advises

A person was able to drive their car across a station platform onto the tracks last winter — and Amtrak security failures are to blame, a report finds.

Around 5,600 Pepco customers in Northwest D.C. remain without power on Saturday evening.

The last drips of sunlight were filtering past the legs of pedestrians and into the basement when the pianist with eight fingers sauntered in.

Sean Doolittle of the Washington Nationals took part in D.C. Public Library’s Summer Challenge Program Saturday and visited Cleveland Park where he encouraged his youngest fans to keep their minds active and engaged through books.

“They will be hurt. Their families will be hurt. They will die.”

On Thursday night, residents — many of them summer interns — came home to Mitchell Hall at The George Washington University to find ceiling tiles being removed from hallways. Found under some of those tiles, was what appears to be mold.

Three bars in D.C. have taken a necessary first step to allow sports betting.

Metro has spent more than $400,000 since 2003 maintaining a self-cleaning bathroom at the Huntington Yellow Line station. That’s according to a new Metro Inspector General report, which analyzed invoices related to the facility.

WASHINGTON (ABC7) — A D.C. resident who was homeless just five years ago has turned his life around.