2019

Foreign investment in D.C. commercial real estate, an important metric of the market's strength, has fallen this year and faces some headwinds, but industry leaders say they expect to see it pick up in 2020.

Lawmakers on Wednesday discussed two bills that aim to reduce the District’s maternal mortality rate by creating training opportunities for community based perinatal health workers and requiring insurance companies to cover postpartum…

The origins of mumbo sauce are in dispute. Some say the tangy-sweet condiment originated at Wings ’N Things in DC; others claim it’s from Chicago. The same is true for the recipe, adapted from one District kitchen to the next as it gained…

Coworking providers continue to flock to the area around D.C.'s Chinatown neighborhood, with another space set to open next year.

LL has learned the axe may soon be falling on the man who has helmed D.C.’s ethics shop for the past two years.

When you think of a mobile home, you might think of a crammed living space on wheels.

After 51 years in radio, Core will make his last broadcast Friday. The fixture at WMAL and, more recently, at WTOP is retiring.

It’s the gas leak that wasn’t at a D.C. elementary school.

Share Now, the car-sharing service formerly known as Car2Go, said Wednesday it will exit the North American market early next year.

'We're seeing these houses of worship vanishing,' the group's director said

While GLOW features national and international artists, homegrown art can be found there, too.

Happy Wednesday. The fight over access to Jelleff Recreation Center’s field is well-known. This past fall, some parents and lawmakers rallied, unsuccessfully, against the Department of Parks and Recreation renewing a deal with private…

D.C. Council member Jack Evans (D-Ward 2), who is set to be expelled from the council over ethical misconduct, has declined a request from House Republicans that he testify on Capitol Hill as Congress considers D.C. statehood.

"I'm glad listened thus far, but we need written assurances."