2020

The decision by the District Department of Transportation means only Jump, Lyft, Skip and Spin can operate in the city

More than 200 years after famed French architect Pierre Charles L’Enfant chose the spot on which the U.S. Capitol would be built, his likeness will return to Capitol Hill.

Community members in the Benning Terrace neighborhood have noticed a decrease in shootings since January.

From ribbon dancers to a riled up home crowd, the Washington Justice made an experience out of esports.

In another symbolic victory for D.C. statehood, the District is getting a second statue on the grounds of the Capitol, bringing it on par with states across the country that—by federal law—are allowed two dedicated statues there.

The District could be doing more to cut emissions, particularly in the transportation sector, according to a report released Thursday.

As far as meet-cutes go, few get more D.C. than the one in Love Dot Com: The Social Experiment, a romantic comedy that hit Netflix last week. Just as the sounds of a go-go remix fade away during the opening credits, our two leads bump into…

Co-living is coming to a former Columbia Heights church.

If it's a dry period for you on the sports calendar, a new team has just made its debut in the District.

The number of untraceable “ghost guns” built from kits and seized by police has begun to surge in the District and some other areas nationwide, raising concerns that firearm traffickers have found a new way to bypass background checks and…

Yvette LaGonterie's research about her family has brought her all over the world. Tonight, it brings her close to home.

7-Eleven is planning a nationwide expansion for a new retail concept that features a Mexican restaurant and several other new offerings.

When asked about his health, 82-year-old Richard “Dickie” Shannon removes his ball cap to reveal a small scar on his bald head. “Brain aneurysm,” he announces, as calmly as if he were taking a phone call at Horace & Dickie’s, his…