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The District would shuttle students from Metro stations to certain schools in neighborhoods beset with high crime rates under legislation introduced Tuesday.

Fence jumpers looking to climb their way into 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue will soon be facing a taller, spikier obstacle.

Office vacancy is reaching new heights in the District as new supply continues to outpace demand, but market conditions are much better for landlords in neighboring Northern Virginia.

Monday morning’s deluge in Washington was exceptional in its intensity and for the amount of water it dispensed in a short time.

It was a scene straight out of a disaster movie. At the height of morning rush hour, Canal Road — a busy commuter route — looked more like the C&O Canal. And the transformation from road to river happened in seconds.

Metro Board members have recently received subpoenas tied to the federal investigation of former board chairman Jack Evans, WTOP has learned.

The university has filed early designs for the project with federal officials

Reid Shilling, a Dabney alum, is behind the Mid-Atlantic restaurant.

Since December, Ward 2 Councilmember Jack Evans has been the subject of a high-profile ethics scandal following allegations he used his position as a public official to solicit business as a lawyer.

Construction began Monday to replace the fence surrounding the White House with a much taller, sharper barrier.

In the midst of an ethics storm and federal investigation, D.C. Council member Jack Evans is set Tuesday to lose his powerful role as Finance Committee chair.

The D.C. Council’s support for a lucrative deal to manage the District’s sports betting and lottery appeared shaky ahead of a Tuesday vote on whether to award the sole-source contract to Greek gaming company Intralot.

According to the proposed agreement, UDC would sublease the property from Jones' LLC for about $3 million a year.

We used FEMA data to show you which parts of the city are most likely to flood in normal, uncommon and extraordinary weather situations.

Vandana Sinha, who joined the Washington Business Journal newsroom in 2006 as a reporter, ultimately ascending to the role of managing editor over the course of a decade, has been named the paper’s editor-in-chief.

A federal prosecutor falsely blamed a nonexistent backlog at the D.C. crime lab for delays that contributed to the dismissal of a drug and gun case and the matter has been referred for internal Justice Department investigation, according…

Months ago, the D.C. Council wisely moved ahead to consider legalizing sports betting. Since the Supreme Court declared the ban on a state’s right to authorize sports betting to be unconstitutional, states across the country have been…

The behavior of several so-called liberal members of the DC Council has continued to flummox some residents, business owners, and myself. While those legislators have claimed they support small, local and minority companies, their actions…

D.C.-based developer Akridge tapped into stronger-than-anticipated demand for trophy-quality office stock with its recent sale of 1701 Rhode Island Ave. NW, and the full-building lease inked earlier this year with popular coworking space…

The challengers hoping to unseat Jack Evans in Ward 2 have been calling for his resignation for some time now, citing his ongoing ethics scandal.