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After a car hit and killed a woman crossing a particularly dangerous stretch of Suitland Parkway last week, local residents are raising questions about the neighborhood’s ongoing traffic safety challenges — and the city’s progress in…

While office-to-residential conversions may not be feasible for city subsidies, another one is entering the pipeline in DC.

Dupont Underground isn't going quietly into the night. Even as its lease with the District winds down and it may not have secured a new one for the subterranean space it turned into an arts venue in 2016, it is launching a weekly art…

As all eyes were on Iowa last night — and while the complete results have been delayed due to “quality checks,” per the state’s Democratic Party — observers in D.C. saw a definitive showing for Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren at their…

The students were bubbling with energy when they gathered at Ronald Reagan National Airport on their way to Des Moines, Iowa.

The president of George Washington University issued an apology for making what he called an “insensitive” remark that compared support for fossil fuel divestment to hypothetical support for shooting black people.

On Thursday, Mayor Muriel Bowser of Washington, D.C., joined arms with Mike Bloomberg, her choice to win the primary for the Democratic Party. During a press conference to announce her endorsement, Bowser and Bloomberg pledged to fight for…

A new medical marijuana dispensary opened on U Street NW Monday. However, despite the drug’s legal status, customers in D.C. face obstacles when buying marijuana.

The District would increase spending on each public school student by 4 percent for the next academic year — one of the biggest increases in city history — under a proposal released Monday by Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D).

Former D.C. Council member Jack Evans, who resigned in January amid probable expulsion from office and an ongoing federal investigation on ethics violations, faced a new challenge to his bold bid to regain his Ward 2 seat.

If you live in D.C. and earn at least $100,001, you are definitely not alone.

A Game Of Skill, Or A Mini Slot Machine?

Many of D.C.’s most iconic event spaces, and thus, places to get hitched, double as government buildings. MSNBC hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski tied the knot at the National Archives. Former White House photographer Pete Souza…

All who participated in the Battle of Lincoln Park are long dead now: the cows and geese that were the reason for the skirmish; the men who had come to collect them; the irate Washingtonians who owned them; and the bystanders who cheered…

There’s a small mailbox pantry on the corner of 14th and E Street SE. The mailbox is a miniature replica of the home it stands in front of, and it’s stuffed full of canned goods and sundries. A sign out front explains how the pantry works:…

The British-born businessman who founded Planet Hollywood and teamed with celebrity chef Guy Fieri on an original Disney Springs concept has introduced a delivery-only chicken wing restaurant in the District.

The Department of Justice's consolidation in NoMa left multiple D.C. office buildings vacant, and another one has just traded hands.

The president of George Washington University is apologizing for comments he made this weekend that some students are calling racist and inappropriate.

The conversion of the former Courtyard by Marriott hotel in Penn Quarter into the swanky Riggs Washington D.C. hotel is complete, and it hearkens back to the building's original life as the historic Riggs National Bank.

Providence Health System has appointed an executive director to run its Northeast D.C. campus.