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Rain drizzled early Saturday afternoon as partygoers moved up and down 14th and T streets in Northwest Washington in preparation for the start of Capital Pride Parade. Outside a restaurant, Jackie Segler, 40, added another rainbow flag to…

The numbers are the highest recorded in the region, forcing motorists to seek out cost savings

Randy Clarke, who was hired May 10, announced in a tweet that he has left his former job running Austin’s transit system and will join Metro after a break

D.C. police are increasing their presence in the city, deploying civil-disturbance units and closing roads to gird for several large protests, events and celebrations that are planned in the nation’s capital over the next two weekends, top…

A lot has changed at 1100 Pennsylvania Ave NW recently. Last week, the luxurious Waldorf Astoria hotel officially opened in the historic Old Post Office, taking over for what formerly the Trump International Hotel. This week, the Old Post…

New grants from Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments and Amazon are making several housing projects near mass transit stations more affordable.

The first day of early voting in D.C. began on Friday — but at some polling places, no one was there.

The owners of the Van Ness building that houses the Whittle School & Studios' D.C. campus have sued to evict the for-profit K-12 education company for allegedly failing to pay nearly $27.2 million in rent and real estate taxes since…

Arena Stage artistic director Molly Smith announced on Friday that she will retire.

The Capital Pride Parade is back this year, and as organizers prepare to welcome large crowds on Saturday, visitors should also expect a new parade route.

There is a pretty good record of redeveloping underused and run-down federal land in the District of Columbia into vibrant neighborhoods. Look at the transformation of the Navy Yard and the former Walter Reed Army Medical Center into…

Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-D.C.) has laid the legislative groundwork for the District to acquire the 190-acre, federally owned RFK campus on the city’s Northeast riverfront. That’s great news because the city can make good use of the…

A list of 2022’s Best and Worst State Economies included the District in its findings, and when compared to states, D.C. ranks 10th-best overall.

With Pride celebrations, a march against gun violence, looming Supreme Court decisions, and a large outdoor music festival on the books, the next two weeks are set to be busy for D.C.

The long-serving artistic director at one of America’s flagship regional theaters will depart in July 2023

Events D.C. plans to sell the land beneath the District's convention center hotel for $100.7 million.

What does it mean, as a teacher, to love your students?

We are headed into our third pandemic summer as subvariants of Omicron dominate our region and vaccines for our youngest Washingtonians are almost here.

Here’s what to expect in the Ward 1, at-large, and council chair races ahead of June 21.

A week-long period of in-person early voting in D.C. kicks off Friday at 39 vote centers located across the city.