2019

The next step in expansion for the pizza chain &pizza is a 300-square-foot “cube,” a stand-alone kiosk capable of pumping out 300 pizzas an hour, and the first opens next week at Union Station.

Three college students visiting Washington went on a ride Tuesday that few people ever get to take: they were hoisted in harnesses up an elevator shaft at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.

One of the largest planned development sites in D.C., sitting directly across from a Metro station, is on the market.

Earlier this year, the Office of Planning proposed a text amendment which would encourage solar farming citywide, expanding the potential for renewable energy usage in DC. As the Zoning Commission prepares to rule on the amendment later…

Good Wednesday morning. Mayoral adviser Beverly Perry has an op-ed in The Hill, writing about how the Maryland gerrymandering case taken up by the Supreme Court can relate to DC statehood.

The U.S. Supreme Court’s acceptance of a gerrymandering case arising from the U.S. District Court in Maryland has piqued the interest of the District of Columbia.

Paving roads and laying the groundwork for infrastructure projects in the District could be costing taxpayers more than is necessary, according to a recent audit by the D.C. inspector general’s office. The audit found that the District…

The SWAT team, the overdose, the complaints of pot smoke in the air and feces in the stairwell — it would be hard to pinpoint a moment when things took a turn for the worse at Sedgwick Gardens, a stately apartment building in Northwest…

Cinder BBQ opened this weekend in Upshur Street’s former Ruta del Vino space, giving longtime local pitmaster Bill Coleman’s smoked meats a more permanent setup.

The families of eight former students at Washington Hebrew Congregation’s preschool are suing the early childhood center, alleging that the school allowed the “prolonged and repeated” abuse of three- and four-year-old children in their…

LAST MONTH, CHARLES ALLEN, a member of the Washington, DC Council, introduced the Public School Transparency Amendment Act of 2019, which would extend the same sunshine laws applied to traditional public schools to publicly funded charter…

Chef Michael White is ready for his next act in the District with Nicoletta Italian Kitchen, scheduled to open Friday at 901 4th St. NW.

The multi-faceted Art Place development in Fort Totten has come out with some new perspectives of and details on how the development will look and be experienced.

Pop culture has created the illusion that the LGBTQ community is universally welcomed and celebrated. Moonlight, a film portraying the life of a young, gay black man in Miami, received the 2017 Academy Award for Best Picture. Taylor Swift…

Congressional Democrats are making a big push to end the unjust disenfranchisement of Washington, D.C.'s 700,000 residents, but not every Democrat is yet on board with the idea, despite the support of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate…

When the new Apple flagship store opens in the Carnegie Library, it won’t be the only place in the Mount Vernon Square building for visitors to explore.

It’s not going well. And a potential second challenger says he would use the public funding option, too.

WMATA is giving the Dupont Circle Metro station a makeover: Starting later this month, the transit agency will begin construction on a new canopy to cover the escalators at the north station entrance, where the lack of cover currently…