2020

The D.C. Superior Courthouse is helping local couples mark a meaningful anniversary date with a symbolic number of weddings on Valentine’s Day this year.

The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority has selected a joint venture of Stonebridge and New York’s Rockefeller Group as the development partner for its downtown D.C. headquarters.

Metro has reached a deal to lease its soon-to-be vacated downtown headquarters to a development group that will remake the nearly 40-year-old building into a modern commercial office space that could house more than 1,500 employees and…

The Metro Transit Police are reviewing an incident Thursday night that started with an apparent misunderstanding over “horseplay” on a station platform and ended with a 13-year-old boy being handcuffed and spending the night in juvenile…

The dancers emerged onto the blue-lit stage wearing all white. In rows of two — their hands clasped — they slid across the theater floor, threw their arms above their heads and twirled.

WHEN FATAL opioid overdoses peaked in the District in 2017 with the deaths of 281 people, it was clear that one of the factors was the city government’s sluggish — some said negligent — approach to the problem. Not only was there no real…

Last year, three charter schools in the District stood on the brink of closing. They needed help. Fast. Two turned to the Friendship Public Charter network. The third received a lifeline from the KIPP DC charter network.

White has oversight of the agency that contracts with Security Assurance Management Inc.

A blocked hydrant delayed firefighters on Saturday as they responded to a blaze at an apartment building in Southeast D.C. where people were reported trapped.

We get it. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) was playing to her audience when she appeared on “Desus & Mero,” Showtime’s late-night show featuring comedians Desus Nice and the Kid Mero. On a visit back to the Bronx, where she was…

Georgetown University has announced they will fully divest from public and private investments they’ve made with fossil fuel companies within the next 10 years.

If you live on the Hill, you’ve undoubtedly passed Larry Janezich in the street. A neatly-built, spare man, the editor of Capitol Hill Corner often shields his face with a ball cap, escaping public notice much of the time.

Exhibit Celebrating Namesake, School and Community Opens Feb. 6

The company responsible for protecting District government property is being accused in a whistleblower lawsuit of failing to detect guns and bombs during tests, employing guards with expired licenses and spending months guarding an empty…

Despite the challenges facing the commercial real estate industry, from office vacancy to housing affordability to retail closures, the D.C. market has been the beneficiary of a massive influx of capital.

D.C. police officers who fist bumped a member of a far-right group known as the Proud Boys on July 4 did not face any discipline, after the Metropolitan Police Department said it didn’t have the facts to determine whether they had violated…

A part of the District with a clutch of well-regarded, homegrown Mexican restaurants will soon welcome a new eatery: Taco Bell Cantina.

Drink Company’s 7th Street bar—whose holiday-themed pop ups, dripping in kitschy extravagance and Instagrammable photo-ops, became a D.C. phenomenon—won’t be returning come cherry blossom season this spring.