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Skanska has sold the first of three buildings at its NoMa mixed-use development just as it is nearing completion.

At long last, the D.C. Council looks set to take action on revisions to the city’s principal planning document, an outcome eagerly awaited by area developers.

Greater Washington needs to put together a regional approach if it wants to get folks back on buses, according to a firm the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority hired to study ways to improve Metrobus.

Looking back, James Cole says, the police may have been trying to tell him something when they didn’t arrest his son for attacking John Slack.

It is the dawn of the 5G era, a time where people are being promised faster internet access that will allow them live, work and play in a way never seen before.

A meeting scheduled for next month between the District Department of Transportation (DDOT) and those living along a stretch of Alabama Avenue in Southeast could potentially actualize what some residents said they’ve long yearned: a direct…

Line-compelling Call Your Mother Deli is working on a new location in Georgetown, UrbanTurf has learned.

The city has told the company to remove its scooters from the streets

Call Your Mother, Georgetown.

There’s an alleged conspiracy to sabotage an election, questions about the opacity of a kitchen window, and a laser pointer.

The Mayor Marion S. Barry Summer Youth Employment Program is celebrating its 40th year of helping expand horizons and opportunities for young adults and kids in D.C. with a new federal partner.

As the area gears up for the Fourth of July, local emergency planners are gearing up as well.

A D.C. Superior Court jury found a white bicyclist guilty Wednesday of assaulting a black motorist last August in Georgetown but deadlocked on whether the attack was racially motivated, a finding that could have added years at sentencing. …

A genealogical organization launched a free website Wednesday to help those who want to learn more about the families of 272 African American slaves sold in 1838 for the benefit of the Jesuit college now known as Georgetown University.

Adding fuel to the growing outrage over the Sackler family’s role in the opioid crisis, a senator wants the Smithsonian to remove the Sackler name from its Asian art museum, saying the family behind the drug company that produces OxyContin…

Under legislation introduced at the D.C. Council, it would be harder for landlords to deny housing to renters based on prior evictions.

Metro board chairman Jack Evans acknowledged Wednesday night that he violated the board’s ethics code by failing to disclose a conflict of interest and agreed not to seek reelection as chairman to help settle an investigation into his…

There was a fire at Skip’s D.C. warehouse early Wednesday; city officials also discovered there had been two fires in the fall involving Skip scooters.

LGBTQ community groups in the District are holding a vigil in Dupont Circle on Friday after several violent incidents in the last week targeting gay and trans people.