2020

A quick scan of Nextdoor, the hyperlocal social network, shows posts about a broken toilet, a forthcoming neighborhood cleanup, and, at the very top, one titled “Hello from the Metropolitan Police Department.”

Bar Louie, a restaurant chain with several locations in Greater Washington, closed its only one in the District Monday as it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

The H Street Corridor is now home to the District’s first bank aimed at serving the deaf and hard of hearing community.

The university signed a ground lease with MRP Realty for the 32K SF parking lot property at 2133 Ninth St. NW in a deal posted Dec. 20 to the D.C. Recorder of Deeds. MRP Realty principal John Begert tells Bisnow the developer plans to…

It was a November afternoon in 2018 that Grace McKinnon first met Anthony Williams. The licensed social worker was on her way to her office, according to multiple news reports, when she saw a young black man engaged in a confrontation with…

Earlier this month, UrbanTurf previewed the potential design of a proposed park spanning the North Capitol Street underpass. Now, more details are emerging.

Good Wednesday morning. WaPo yesterday walked Georgetown, home to Jack Evans, to find out that even some past supporters can't stomach him running again — particularly so soon.

While the Old Georgetown Board continues reviewing the design concept, the development team behind the condos proposed at 3401 Water Street NW (map) is moving forward to seek zoning approval.

Barry Farm resident Calvin Hines Jr. launched EightFold Farms to address food deserts and underemployment.

Students from Washington-area universities studying abroad in China have been told to return home amid the coronavirus outbreak that has left more than 100 people dead and thousands infected.

Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) was faced Monday with one of the most fraught questions any D.C. parent can be asked: Where will you send your young daughter to school?

By jumping into the race for the elected office he abandoned under pressure less than two weeks ago, Jack Evans has accomplished that rarest of feats in an era desensitized to the point of nerve damage by political scandal.

Some members of D.C. government are notorious for parking illegally, shielded from tickets thanks to their government-issued parking permits. But at least one elected official is trying to promote public transportation use, and is…

The Washington Post has cleared reporter Felicia Sonmez, saying an internal review concluded the reporter “was not in clear and direct violation of our social media policy.”

A new luxury hotel brand is coming to the nation's capital, the latest in a series of brands to enter the market.

The head of the General Services Administration declined to comment Tuesday on a potential sale of the Trump International Hotel to a foreign entity during a House committee meeting on the politically charged topic.