2019

Redevelopment of the McMillan Reservoir at Michigan Avenue and North Capitol Streets NW (map) may be back on track.

Melody Stein grew up in restaurants.

It’s time to celebrate a birthday. Yes, there were more Independence Day festivities planned for the nation’s capital than usual this year, but this celebration is for something else.

Washington is a walkable city. Tarpley Long should know. At age 78, she walks about five miles here every day.

If you want to ditch the car and take a stroll, D.C. is one of the easiest places to do so, according to a new report.

You might have to create a meme to prove your worth. Or drink a lot. Or call in Mom. No, seriously.

As the D.C. Council prepares to vote on a $215 million lottery and sports betting contract, several council members are questioning the relationship between council member Jack Evans and a lobbyist connected to the contractor, Greek gaming…

Mia Jones bounced out of her squat brick housing complex in Northeast Washington wearing a Harvard University hoodie just after 6:30 a.m. Her sister, who always takes a little longer to get ready, dragged behind.

Dirty Martini, a Dupont Circle bar and lounge that also serves as a private event venue, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization.

Right-wing activists began rallying at Freedom Plaza in downtown Washington Saturday morning, where they were met with a heavy police presence as they protested being blocked on social media because of their political views.

Many saw Thursday night’s fireworks show on the National Mall disappear into a giant cloud of smoke. And afterward, air pollution around D.C. was worse than it has been on previous Independence Days.

WASHINGTON (ABC7) — On Wednesday of this week, temperatures in the District reached 93 degrees - blistering heat that led officers with the Humane Rescue Alliance to check on a home where dogs were known to be kept outside.

The political isolation of Jack Evans, the District’s longest-serving elected official, has never been more complete.

Four developments in Deanwood, DC, show the transformative potential of multiple projects that include low-income housing in a single Opportunity Zone.

It started with a bartender.

The proposed $215 million contract to oversee sports gambling pending before the D.C. Council will channel up to $116 million over five years to a small circle of politically connected D.C. companies billed as subcontractors. Should it…

A house fire that left four people homeless in the District early Friday was caused by the improper use of fireworks, officials said.

With all eyes focused on preparations for the president’s forthcoming July 4 celebration on the National Mall, another potential conflagration planned for the holiday weekend in D.C. has somewhat escaped broader notice—one that includes…

On a Wednesday night, the Western Presbyterian Church on Virginia Avenue swells with activity. People of all ages gather around large tables, pen in hand, hunched over the poems splayed out in front of them. Upon first glance, it might…