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On the corner of a District street named after “the Godfather of Go-Go,” passersby craned their heads Tuesday toward an electronics store known for pumping go-go’s distinct percussive funk into the open air.

The cherry trees at the Tidal Basin look beautiful, but daily flooding at high tide and crumbling infrastructure are threatening their survival.

DC Water is changing the way it calculates a controversial fee that currently costs some residents hundreds of dollars each month.

A pediatric medical research facility funded by a financial gift from the United Arab Emirates will open next year at the former Walter Reed Army Medical Center site in the District, officials announced Tuesday.

“These people complaining? That’s like going to New Orleans and telling them to stop performing jazz in the streets."

As the D.C. market attracts a growing flow of institutional capital, it is becoming more difficult for family real estate companies to compete for deals.

Kwame Onwuachi of The Wharf's Kith and Kin is one of Food & Wine magazine’s 10 best new chefs for 2019.

Chemonics International has made its D.C. consolidation official, signing a long-term lease with Brookfield Properties for a new 11-story office building at The Yards.

Twenty-seven seasons later, McDonald is still the go-to anthem singer, and a celebrity among hockey fans.

"We're playing music outside too, and I would hate for us to be allowed and someone else not to be."

Children’s National Health System has teamed up with Johnson & Johnson’s innovation arm to launch an incubator on its new campus at the former Walter Reed Medical Center.

On most days, and in at least a few stations, you’ll see exiting Metro riders come to a broken escalator. They’ll groan, and then, like Sherpas bearing backpacks and purses, they’ll join the slow-moving procession of people trudging up.

Nearly 18 months after the first phase of The Wharf debuted in DC, the second phase broke ground at the end of March. This phase includes an additional half-mile of development to the stretch of the Anacostia waterfront between the…

As she stepped toward the bouquet of microphones, she closed her eyes — as if to echo the words of the man who had just introduced her by saying, “Genius, like justice, is blind.”

On a block called “Chuck Brown Way,” go-go music blasted through speakers on Monday evening.

She was a top official at DBH during a tumultuous merger, and will return to D.C. to lead the scandal-plagued department.

D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) has appointed Barbara Bazron - a veteran manager of public health agencies in both the District and Maryland - to lead the Department of Behavioral Health, city officials said.

Uber’s dockless electric scooters have officially hit District streets as of Tuesday morning, the company announced in a press release. You can access Jump scooters directly from your Uber app—they’re free to unlock and then 15 cents per…

The scooters are free to unlock and cost $0.15 a minute to ride