2021

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Pentagon is set to approve an extension of the National Guard deployment at the U.S. Capitol for about two more months as possible threats of violence remain, defense officials said Tuesday.

In the hours after pro-Trump insurrectionists stormed their way into Congress on Jan. 6, Capitol building staff began picking up the pieces.

Good news: a new Dupont Circle weekday market is in the works.

While the residential development pipeline just east of South Capitol Street proceeds full steam ahead, the pipeline in the rest of Navy Yard has been following a hurry-up-and-wait pattern. Below, UrbanTurf takes an updated look at what's…

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President Joe Biden stopped into D.C.’s oldest hardware store on Tuesday around 12:30 p.m. to promote changes to the Paycheck Protection Program, marking his second official visit to a local business since his swearing in.

Wilhelmina Cole Holladay, who founded the National Museum of Women in the Arts, the first and only museum solely dedicated to championing women through the arts, died on Saturday in Washington, D.C. She was 98.

A proposed hotel-residential-commercial project a block from Nationals Park in Southwest now has a warmer look, and new renderings are giving a more realistic idea of how the development would fit into the neighborhood.

The Washington metro area has a long way to go before it meets a widely touted regional goal to build 375,000 affordably priced homes by 2030.

It was a still life that fired the imagination of art collector Wilhelmina Cole Holladay, a modest painting that she lit upon during a visit to a European art museum in the 1970s.

Remember the days of rushing in late to a morning meeting after being stuck on the Beltway for an hour? How about that soul-crushing feeling of sitting in gridlock on K Street?

D.C. Council members on Monday pressed the Office of Police Complaints on why the oversight agency recently reported its highest number of complaints in its 20-year history.

Perla Guzman Martinez woke up on the second day of the year in a cold sweat. The 15-year-old’s body ached and she could not stop shaking.

First, it was the city's unemployment site. Now it's the vaccine registration page. What can be done to shore up DC's tech issues?

The D.C. region is falling woefully behind its own goals for the construction of new affordable housing through 2030, according to a new analysis by the Housing Association of Nonprofit Developers.