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Of the 564 citations written over three years, $5,600 worth of tickets were unpaid, some dating back years.

The number of people dying from opioid overdoses is up significantly in D.C., and some city leaders are calling for quick action to address it.

For the first time, Iowa voters in the D.C. area will get the chance to caucus where they live.

It was seven years ago that Peruvian Brothers first opened its doors as a food truck operation in the District, eventually growing to three trucks. Now, actual Peruvian brothers Giuseppe and Mario Lanzone are opening up their first…

Worried their symptoms resemble those replaying on the news, patients have streamed into Washington-area hospitals and medical centers this week wondering whether they have contracted the deadly coronavirus tearing through mainland China. …

Earlier this month, Virginia Delegate Dave LaRock mused that, based on political leanings, he would support receding Arlington and Alexandria back to the District of Columbia. Yesterday, a Virginia state senator tried to legitimize that…

The old Vinoteca space on 11th Street NW will soon become … another wine bar.

In his political heyday, Jack Evans was a prodigious fundraiser, regularly raking in hundreds of thousands of dollars for his re-election campaigns for the Ward 2 D.C. Council seat he held for almost three decades. But as he seeks to…

The D.C. Alcoholic Beverage Control Board on Thursday issued a decision approving a liquor license allowing the LGBTQ nightclub Town Danceboutique to reopen in a former church on North Capitol Street, rejecting arguments by nearby…

As affordable housing in the District continues to elude many, D.C. Council members Anita Bonds and David Grosso are pushing for legislation to ease the ever-growing problem.

Members of the group coordinating and raising funds for the launch of a go-go museum in Southeast said instruments, photos, artwork, clothes and other artifacts representing the District’s unique music and culture should be on display at…

As elected officials from the District of Columbia, Virginia and Maryland, we are responsible for addressing the needs of our region in a coordinated way. A shortage of available, safe and affordable homes continues to be one of the most…

The International Square food court will go the way of its more upscale cousin, the food hall, with complex owner Tishman Speyer’s plans to reposition the building.

Fatal opioid overdoses are on the rise again in the nation’s capital, an alarming new development for public-health officials who had celebrated what previously appeared to be a downward trend in the city’s drug deaths.

Public school choice is working for District students and families.

All 12 members of the D.C. council have joined Mayor Muriel Bowser in vocally opposing a campaign bid from former Ward 2 Councilmember Jack Evans for his old seat.

With the African American Civil War Museum as a backdrop, the District’s top elected officials on Thursday promoted progress in their campaign to make the city the 51st state.

Former residents of the Barry Farm housing complex in Southeast have been pushing for months to get a historic designation, which they say will allow them to preserve some of their community’s history — and perhaps exercise some control…

From traffic changes to bus and bike lanes, it can be challenging to keep up with planned road projects in the District, but the District Department of Transportation detailed the city’s progress at an oversight hearing this month.

For the first time since 1993, the full U.S. House of Representatives could hold a vote on D.C. statehood.