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Miss Shirley doesn’t usually mind all the ruckus on her Southwest Washington street corner, which was recently prettied up with a sprawling, candy-colored mural of a lotus blossom and a child.

The new owner of the Marriott Wardman Park hopes to build up to 900 new residential units on the 6.5-acre site.

The Washington region’s recovery, and its chances of returning to anything resembling pre-pandemic economic norms, are inextricably tied to Metro’s good health. At the moment, Metro is sick.

A design survey is giving the public an idea of how a stretch of Connecticut Avenue in Chevy Chase DC could be developed. As DC's Office of Planning (OP) continues to work with the community on a Small Area Plan for the neighborhood, the…

A Georgetown apartment building that served as an Army hospital during the Civil War is going on the market with the potential to be turned into condos or other new housing.

BetMGM, the first retail sportsbook connected to a Major League Baseball stadium, is now open at Nationals Park.

A man has been arrested and charged with spray-painting swastikas on the facade and columns of Union Station in what D.C. police and Amtrak police said Saturday they are investigating as a possible hate crime.

D.C. bar and restaurant The Big Board has had its alcoholic beverage license suspended for violating the city’s emergency public health regulations, enacted because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The 98 people killed after a theater roof collapsed in 1922 should be honored in an Adams Morgan plaza, organizers say.

After his volleyball game wrapped up at a school gym in Northwest Washington, Edward Sullivan walked to his Toyota Corolla parked on Columbia Road, up the street from a CVS store.

As Nadine Seiler carefully rearranged the artworks in the narrow storage unit, she remembered the journeys of each one.

The MetroNow coalition is calling for more bus lanes and increased planning between Metro and regional transit agencies

Almost every column and wall at Union Station in D.C. have been vandalized with more than 150 swastikas and profane messages.

Authorities say they are investigating after swastikas were discovered on the edifice at Union Station.

The National Zoo will close tomorrow due to a bout of snow expected to fall across the region Friday night.

More than two feet of snow had fallen on the District of Columbia, as movie-goers settled into their seats in the warmth of the Knickerbocker Theater on January 28, 1922. The theatre in Adams Morgan was the largest in the city, with…

Drawings of swastikas appeared etched around the entrance to Union Station in Washington, D.C., on Friday morning.

What’s in a name? For a park, a lot: Everything from local history and geography to even a sense of ownership for the neighborhood that surrounds it, especially in one of the District’s rapidly growing and changing NoMa neighborhood.

Authorities said they were investigating after swastikas were found scrawled on columns at Union Station on Friday.

The D.C. Public Library System is seeking approval from local authorities to drastically renovate the nearly 100-year old Southeast Neighborhood Library, the branch near Eastern Market in Capitol Hill.