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Some members of D.C. government are notorious for parking illegally, shielded from tickets thanks to their government-issued parking permits. But at least one elected official is trying to promote public transportation use, and is…

The Washington Post has cleared reporter Felicia Sonmez, saying an internal review concluded the reporter “was not in clear and direct violation of our social media policy.”

A new luxury hotel brand is coming to the nation's capital, the latest in a series of brands to enter the market.

The head of the General Services Administration declined to comment Tuesday on a potential sale of the Trump International Hotel to a foreign entity during a House committee meeting on the politically charged topic.

D.C. Police officers will no longer be allowed to handcuff any suspects under the age of 12, unless they present a danger to themselves or others, according to new guidance issued Tuesday by Police Chief Peter Newsham.

Limited liability corporations operating in D.C. will now need to report new details about their ownership structures to city officials after a law passed more than a year ago finally takes effect.

The store dedicated to local makers is bringing events and classes to the Roost.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and Council Chairman Phil Mendelson vocally opposed the decision by former Ward 2 Council member Jack Evans to run for the seat he resigned less than two weeks ago amid an ongoing ethics scandal.

The D.C. police announced Tuesday that they’re changing the way they’ll deal with suspects who are children.

In 1999, Adam Bernstein got his first gig as an obituary writer for the Washington Post in a way that screenwriters would probably reject as too on the nose: The previous occupant of the job died. Nine years later, Bernstein became head of…

D.C. police officers will no longer handcuff children under age 12, except in situations deemed dangerous to the child or the public, a new guideline designed to improve how police engage with juvenile suspects, Chief Peter Newsham said.

Jack Evans, who stepped down from the D.C. Council Jan. 17 amid an ethics scandal that was about to lead to his expulsion, will make a run for his old seat.

Viceroy Hotels & Resorts will be the latest brand to launch in the District this summer with the former Kimpton-managed Mason & Rook Hotel, which is undergoing an $8 million renovation and rebrand.

In popular culture, they’re thought of as flying creatures of the night: airborne, beady-eyed and disease-ridden animals that will dive bomb onto an innocent person’s head in search of a meal of human blood.

Anthony Williams was fatally stabbed only steps from where a disturbing, viral video unfolded. The woman who stepped in to save him cannot find meaning in his death.

Rising rents and commercial competition from other Northwest neighborhoods are obstacles Glover Park business owners want to overcome.

JPMorgan Chase has officially opened the first retail branch designed to serve the deaf and hard of hearing community.

The special election, forced by Evans' resignation, will cost the city an estimated $1 million.

When Patricia Walters started building her art collection in the mid-1980s, she nabbed whatever caught her attention — from a verdant watercolor landscape by Lois Mailou Jones to the Harlem Renaissance-era work of Jacob Lawrence.

Broken washer-dryers, sputtering HVAC systems and unlit rooms might not be what you’d expect to see inside a D.C. firehouse, but that’s exactly what Council member Charles Allen saw, calling the conditions “shocking.”