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The devil is always in the details — and D.C. lawmakers are starting to find some of those devils lurking deep in the budget that Mayor Muriel Bowser unveiled last Wednesday.

Standing outside her hair salon on Benning Road in Northeast D.C., LaToya Liles beamed with pride about her business, Tsunami Hair Studio, which she started on the second floor of a building blocks away from the Benning Road Metro Station,…

Peak bloom for the cherry blossoms arrived Monday, but before it did, the blooming “puffy white stage” is still bringing out photographers trying to capture one of D.C’. s most beautiful scenes.

As the first phase of the redevelopment of DC's Sursum Corda site is in its final stages, plans are emerging for the next chapter.

A federal judge barred the District of Columbia from enforcing a law that allowed minors to be vaccinated without their parents’ knowledge after parents said the legislation violates religious liberty.

A plaza in the heart of Adams Morgan was fenced off early Monday morning, even as a longstanding legal dispute continues over a proposal to build a condominium building there.

An antitrust lawsuit brought against Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) by D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine has been thrown out.

D.C. native Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson is set to make history on Monday as she sits in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee for her U.S. Supreme Court confirmation hearing.

Metro’s next series of rail cars will be built in Washington County, Maryland. Hitachi Rail said it will build a $70 million “state-of-the-art” factory there.

If your water tastes a little different, don’t be alarmed: Annual spring cleaning for tap water pipes in Arlington and northeastern Fairfax counties in Virginia, as well as the District, starts Monday.

D.C. candidates for mayor came face to face on Sunday to share their plans to address some of the city’s top priorities.

Hitachi Rail, the company contracted to build Metro’s newest 8000-series trains, will open a factory in Hagerstown, Maryland. The $70 million factory will create a total of more than 1,300 jobs in the region, bringing in more than $350…

Hitachi Rail selected a site in Hagerstown to build the 8000-series cars, which will start to see completion in 2024

Blond hair bobbing as she barrels through D.C. rush-hour traffic on her bicycle, 27-year-old Liz Sluchak is on a singular mission: to bring a 19th-century French novelist’s motivational words to a paying customer.

The “People’s Convoy” of truck drivers and supporters that has been honking its way around Washington area roads and highways, backing up traffic as they protest the federal response to the pandemic, has taken aim at government leaders,…

In just 24 hours, the cherry blossoms around the National Mall and Tidal Basin have moved from Stage 4, to Stage 5. That means peak bloom is just around the corner.

So far, Ken Woodward has walked more than 1,900 miles and spoken with more than 1,220 people. He’s also been thanked, ignored and threatened.

Traffic crawled Friday afternoon on Interstate 395 from Virginia into the District — as well as on major interstates through the city — as police responded to a convoy of protesting truckers paying the city another visit this week.

Interstates around D.C. were at nearly a standstill on Friday afternoon, as police responded to a convoy of truckers headed into the District.

The D.C. Army National Guard has opened a new recruiting office on 14th Street NW near the intersection with Florida Avenue NW, a location it hopes will be more accessible for people wanting to speak with recruiters.