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When visitors walk into the newly-opened Museum of the Palestinian People in Washington, D.C., the first object they will see is a green water jug. It’s made of glass from Hebron, a city in the West Bank known for its glass blowing…

Another accessory building-to-accessory dwelling conversion is in the pipeline for DC.

The study is expected to last for two years

“They’re just getting so blunt,” Ruby Corado said. “It’s just out there. It used to be more isolated.”

The city is planning to redevelop the property forcing more than 400 families out of their homes.

Evans’ attorney disputes the findings and WMATA ethics committee's characterization of his conduct.

WMATA board chair Jack Evans violated the board’s ethics code multiple times, according to a law firm hired to investigate the matter at the request of the Metro ethics committee.

Metro board Chairman Jack Evans violated the panel’s ethics code in numerous instances, a law firm retained by the board to investigate him found, including in his dealings with two private companies and a 2018 business plan he used to…

An ethics investigation found evidence of “multiple violations” by Metro Board Chairman Jack Evans regarding conflicts of interest and attempts to use public office for his own financial gain, according to a summary released late Monday.

A troubled D.C. charter school slated for closure may get a second chance at life, as another charter operator proposes to take over and keep the campus open.

The company behind the Line Hotel is taking its fight over a massive tax abatement out of the wonky halls of the Wilson Building and into the court of public opinion, enlisting hotel workers and a sophisticated media campaign to make the…

As the Line D.C. hotel’s $46 million tax abatement appeared to receive a one-year reprieve Monday, some of hotel’s employees rallied to lobby the D.C. Council to preserve the incentive for fear the hotel will cut jobs if the financial…

One of DC's most notorious drug kingpins might get out of jail. A primer on who he is and why his release would be a big deal.

The National Capital Planning Commission recently opined on the project

Plus employees at the new Navy Yard location are alleging stolen tips and missing payments.

The future of the federally owned RFK Stadium site, and perhaps the return of Dan Snyder’s pro football team to the District, have suddenly emerged as issues just as the city prepares to put the finishing touches on its new budget.

When former barbershop owner Benjamin Sellers was going through a painful divorce seven years ago, he had a breakdown.

The D.C. Council plans to vote on a plan to use approximately $47 million in excess cash generated by the Washington Convention and Sports Authority for priorities that include public housing repairs, resolving a standoff with the…

A D.C. resident has accused JBG Smith Properties (NYSE: JBGS) of not accepting a form of financial housing assistance at its luxury Atlantic Plumbing apartments in Shaw in violation of the District's Human Rights Act.

Following delivery of the condos at Penn11 and the return of Frager's Hardware store, Capitol Hill is poised to see a small influx of new residential units deliver by the end of the year. Today, UrbanTurf continues its examination of the…