2019

The residential pipeline is growing in the Takoma Park Historic District — on Vine Street, in particular.

City documents specify “selective demolition of underground cell structures”

The D.C. Council held a hearing Wednesday on preserving go-go music as the official sound of the city, while members of the go-go community aim to spotlight the homegrown art form in the tourism industry and in the school curriculum.

Apartments.com, owned by D.C.-based CoStar Group Inc. (NASDAQ: CSGP), has launched an "enhanced content filter" to catch and remove ads that would be discriminatory under D.C. law, the District's attorney general announced Wednesday.

Real estate in D.C. is expensive, and government employees can be some of the first people who are forced to live miles away from where they work. But a new privately funded program promises to lend teachers in D.C. public and charter…

We've picked some evergreen classics from the Smithsonian collection that deserve attention.

The newest addition to concessions at Capital One Arena is Ben’s Chili Bowl.

Part of a $5 million fund intended for job training is being spent on events and marketing campaigns.

If you think your commute through the District is hellish, well, at least one fringe conspiracy theory says there’s a reason for that.

D.C. is launching a program to help public educators buy a house in the communities where they teach.

Public school teachers in the District will be able to get help paying for a home in an initiative announced Wednesday that aims to put property ownership within reach of government workers even in booming cities that are increasingly…

For most young people, Halloween is all about the sweet loot. It’s about bite-sized Snickers tossed into bags with miniature packets of Twizzlers and Skittles and that candy with the grandest of names and the most meh of tastes, Milky Way.…

The District of Columbia saw slight increases in math and reading proficiency among fourth and eighth graders in the 2019 Nation’s Report Card, while Maryland and Virginia saw slight declines in those same areas.

Ward 2 Councilmember Jack Evans is among the local officials voicing disapproval of the latest plans for bagel juggernaut Call Your Mother‘s forthcoming Georgetown location.

The one downside of the fact that the Nationals (hurrah for our brave boys!) are in the World Series is that now the New York Times is trying to inform its readers about this curious hamlet with few restaurants and less culture in which…

Ward 2 D.C. Councilmember Jack Evans this year was forced to resign from the Metro Board and was fined $20,000 because of ethics violations that included using his government email to seek business for his consulting firm.