2019

Seated in a cramped conference room for two hours today, Jack Evans tried to assuage his 12 DC Council colleagues about his ethical standing in the midst of multiple investigations. But not a single legislator appeared to soften their…

The National Park Service has decided to offer long-term leases for three historic golf courses in the District when the current concessions contract expires.

Garden Center Press Conference Celebrates Third Step Towards $15-an-Hour Wage

From Stonewall to now: first ‘out’ generation of LGBT Americans face discrimination in old age

"I did not set out to be no farmer. It’s relaxing once you settle into it."

A teenager's life is on the line — but he is nowhere to be found.

D.C. Council member Jack Evans is set to address fellow lawmakers Tuesday morning about the recent FBI search of his home and a law firm investigation that found multiple ethics violations while he chaired the Metro transit agency’s board.…

Monument Realty now has control of two adjacent NoMa sites that could yield nearly 900 residential units.

RCN on Monday stopped carrying the Mid-Atlantic Sports Network, which broadcasts Nationals and Baltimore Orioles games, after the cable company and the regional sports network could not reach a carriage agreement. Effective Monday, RCN…

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s administration is refusing to give Metro $55.59 million in capital funding that was due Monday.

Maryland said Monday that it is withholding $55.6 million in funds from Metro because the transit system has refused to account for money received earlier from the state in what it called “an ongoing pattern of fiscal obfuscation and a…

Carmen Valencia has been working at D.C.’s convention center since before the current building, the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, was built.

As Ward 2 Councilmember Jack Evans fights to prevent his political career from flatlining, five men are clamoring to take his seat.

Breakfast tacos, "proper" queso, and avocado margaritas come to Truxton Circle

It’s been a violent year so far in the District—homicides are up 5 percent from this point in 2018, which itself saw a 40 percent spike in murders over 2017. A total of 79 people have been killed this year, and many more shot and seriously…

Another city-owned parcel is one step closer to development.

Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton is organizing a July 2 forum

D.C.’s minimum wage is going up to $14 per hour today—the last step in a series of rate increases before the so-called “Fight for 15” is fully won.