2019

If it’s done right, the living wage can be a powerful tool against poverty.

Monumental Sports & Entertainment has formed an exclusive partnership with a major U.S. sportsbook operator to open what it calls the first betting operation at a U.S. professional sports venue, Capital One Arena in downtown…

The owner of Capital One Arena has struck a deal with British bookmaker William Hill in what could be an early step toward bringing legal sports gambling to the District.

Sports betting is getting closer to reality at D.C.’s Capital One Arena.

The Newseum’s time on Pennsylvania Avenue is coming to a close.

He became a symbol of the federal government’s subversion of D.C.’s sanctuary city status. His story shows that the truth is more complicated.

Solar energy is having a moment in D.C., after years of efforts to get more people to make the switch.

The community meeting Wednesday night comes after WUSA9 broke news of high lead levels in 17 DC playgrounds.

The hospital’s existing water supply may be contaminated with dangerous bacteria.

Sheila Alexander-Reid says she knows the everyday pain, loss and violence endured by LGBTQ people in the District and across the country. She taps that knowledge as director of the Mayor’s Office of LGBTQ Affairs to create opportunities to…

The U.S. Education Department designated five private and public D.C. schools as National Blue Ribbon Schools — an honor given to campuses across the country annually.

A coalition of housing advocates launched a campaign Wednesday urging District leaders to adopt more aggressive rent-control measures as lawmakers consider extending the city’s existing law.

In the latest turn of events for a Dupont mansion with a reputation for wild ragers, law enforcement officials contend that the Q Street property has been operating as a marijuana pop up for at least a year.

And DCPS nearly meets its self-imposed deadline that every teacher is screened after an outcry over the summer.

It’s a wrap for the Newseum, at least at its current location near the U.S. Capitol: Visitors have until December 31, 2019 to pay a visit.

Liz Price, former president of the NoMa Business Improvement District, will succeed Lisa Rother as executive director of the Urban Land Institute's Washington chapter, ULI announced Wednesday.

Happy Wednesday. Join DL as we play a bit of ‘Where are they now?’ involving Jack Evans’ committee staff.