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Urban Investment Partners has acquired two Northwest D.C. apartment buildings through agreements with the buildings' tenants.

The past month in DC has been marked by several discussions and debates regarding food deserts in Wards 7 and 8, the validity of the "East End" and "East of the River" monikers, and ongoing volleying about the DC budget and the…

The game will be broadcast on large outdoor screens June 20

The Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs wants to try something new

The median price of a home sold in D.C. this May was $600,555 — the highest May level in a decade, and up 56% from the District’s median selling price for the same month in 2010.

When Mary Apollo came to the U.S. in 2016, she didn’t know how to cook. So, like any homesick person longing for the flavors of familiar food, Apollo reached out to the one person who always knows best in these situations.

EARLY-CHILDHOOD learning is supposedly a top priority of Mayor Muriel E. Bowser’s (D) administration. So why on earth are city officials displacing and forcing the closure of a high-performing preschool that serves at-risk 3- and…

The meat grinder whirred to life as Dieudonne Kazzembe fed chunks of raw beef into the metal pan on top of the machine. On his father’s instruction, the 18-year-old increased the speed on the grinder, causing cylinder-shaped meat to ooze…

Protest erupted during D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser's speech Saturday at a housing expo, prompting the mayor to defend herself.

As he sat on his porch the other day, Amir Ali marveled that he never could have enjoyed such a simple pleasure a generation ago, when the city’s most notorious drug lord turned his Northeast Washington street into the epicenter of the…

Kids going to school in Ward 7 bring with them a lot of trauma from home. Social worker Darryl Webster helps them carry their burdens.

It’s a tradition that runs deep for many racers and has spanned generations, and on Saturday, the 78th Annual Greater Washington DC Soapbox Derby made its comeback.

President Trump’s hotel in D.C. risks losing its liquor license after local alcohol regulators set the stage this week to consider whether he satisfies their “good character” requirement.

A second allegation of sexual misconduct has been made against a former contract worker for D.C. Public Schools.

Rachel Louise Snyder had spent years researching her emotionally taxing book “No Visible Bruises.” Now she’s no longer the outsider.

Less than a week after she left Georgetown University for summer break, Anna Landre clicked on an email and realized everything she had worked for was about to slip away.

Washington (CNN)Washington's Alcoholic Beverage Control Board opened the door this week to hearing a challenge to President Donald Trump's liquor license at his Washington hotel over claims that he doesn't meet the city's "good character"…

The letter from the District’s top health official was clear: The city must improve vaccination rates if it wants to bolster its odds of fending off a measles outbreak.

You can take a sound bath with gongs while resting on a yoga mat and see light sculptures that will free you from your toxic past.

News broke this week that the District’s chief financial officer is refusing to certify the budget passed by the D.C. Council, set to take effect on Oct. 1. The key hang-up is whether the council can redirect millions of tax dollars that…