2022

A former Israeli combat specialist-turned-fitness expert is planning to open a new gym in downtown D.C., where he’s counting on the slowly increasing return of remote employees to the city's office buildings once again.

A long-planned hotel on Georgetown's main thoroughfare looks to finally be moving forward.

Initiative 82, the renewed effort to raise the District’s base minimum wage for tipped workers, will appear on the November ballot.

Most noise complaints don’t result in social and political movements, but then again, most noise complaints don’t touch the third rail of a city’s musical identity and its struggles with gentrification. That’s exactly what happened in…

The U.S. Army is no longer pursuing a plan to restrict access to Washington Channel, after years of pushback from D.C. residents and local officials.

A corner building whose future was once deemed questionable may get adapted into a new semi-residential development.

A local activist said a D.C. Council vote Tuesday was evidence the District was gearing up for “a new drug war.”

Mayor Muriel Bowser is again calling for more cops.

The D.C. Board of Elections ruled Wednesday that an initiative that would phase out the tipped wage in the city can appear on the ballot, potentially leaving voters to decide the hotly debated issue for the second time in four years.

The DC Council voted down legislation yesterday that would have broadened access to medical marijuana while also establishing new civil penalties against "gifting" shops that offer free cannabis with other items.

Henry Cohen has a campaign manager who’s not old enough to vote, a budget of almost zero dollars and the pesky obligation to be in high school classes all day while his competitors are out campaigning. Even so, the 18-year-old is mounting…

WASHINGTON (AP) — Capitol Hill has a fox problem. And it’s not the lead-in to a joke.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser on Tuesday said she “never supported defunding the police” and talked up her plan to hire up the city’s police force to 4,000 officers — with 30% made up of women cops by 2030.

A congressman was among those nipped: ‘Probably my most unusual day on the Hill in 10 years’

The D.C. Council on Tuesday rejected a bill that would have allowed residents to purchase medical marijuana without a prescription.

The D.C. Council on Tuesday voted against imposing harsh penalties meant to put marijuana “gifting” shops out of business, with opponents of the bill saying they wanted more hearings on the issue.

The General Services Administration is looking to push forward the St. Elizabeths West campus redevelopment with potentially its first federal funding in five years.

The D.C. Council passed emergency legislation that paves the way for Mayor Muriel Bowser to set new cleaning and maintenance standards at hotels. The vote was 11 to 2. According to the labor union representing many hotel workers, UNITE…

D.C. mayoral candidate Robert C. White Jr.'s campaign is challenging the validity of thousands of petition signatures submitted by Trayon White Sr., one of his opponents in the race — a move that, if successful, would winnow the field for…

DC is extending the grace period for short-term rental owners in the city to apply for licenses to legitimize those rentals.