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Rothy’s, the shoe company that makes women’s staple flats out of recycled plastic, has opened a rare brick-and-mortar store in Georgetown.

After six years in business, Upshur Street’s book-themed restaurant and bar Petworth Citizen will be closing its doors. The laid-back, lounge-style eatery will end its service at the end of the month, but the Petworth community won’t have…

Monumental Sports & Entertainment has submitted its formal application to open a sportsbook at the former Greene Turtle space at Capital One Arena.

Similar to the residential pipeline along the H Street Corridor, which UrbanTurf revisited recently, the 14th Street corridor is also quieting down as work wraps up on a handful of in-progress developments. While last year's delivery of…

A Republican delegate in Virginia is apparently game to gift large, politically inconvenient swaths of his state to the District of Columbia.

The newly-opened Thompson Washington D.C. hotel has sold for $120 million, according to D.C. public land records. The sale comes just two weeks after the property's grand opening.

Skyland Town Center in Ward 7 will be home to the first drive-thru Starbucks in the District, as well as the second Chase Bank east of the Anacostia River, after the tenants recently signed leases with the project's developers.

A proposed zoning text amendment would require new self-service storage facilities in DC's PDR (production, distribution, and repair) zones to activate the ground floor.

The new hotel at The Yards has sold in a nine-figure deal less than two weeks after it welcomed its first guests.

The District’s sidewalks are in disrepair. For those who use mobility aids, that’s a major problem.

Five weekends accounted for more than 20% of D.C. Airbnb hosts’ 2019 revenue, the hospitality company said Tuesday.

Relita and David Sneed’s son Joshua is only 3, and their daughter Sophia is 1, but the couple believe it is not too early for their children to start learning about the man David Sneed calls “one of the most significant and effective…

A cold but bright and sunny day welcomed parade-goers and participants who gathered Monday in Southeast D.C. to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Pipe breaks that coincided with a weekend cold snap led to water outages and street closures Monday in patches of Georgetown and Michigan Park, according to the D.C. Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency.

Maybe it’s the fact that Democratic presidential contenders are proposing gargantuan new government spending that in the case of Bernie Sanders on the extreme end would double the federal budget and increase outlays by a…

The phased redevelopment of the St. Elizabeths East campus in Congress Heights continues to take shape.

The D.C. Cat Count is a collaborative project between several District organizations looking to improve the relationship between feral cats and wildlife.

Public apathy, gridlocked politics, wealthy industries devoted to fossil fuels — the struggle to halt the worst effects of climate change faces a long list of obstacles. But in the U.S. capital, efforts to expand clean energy use must…

Hundreds gathered at the National Cathedral in D.C. Sunday to hear words delivered by Martin Luther King III, right before the national holiday honoring his father.

Electric bikes are returning to Capital Bikeshare sometime early this year, and they will likely include the option to leave them anywhere riders choose rather than only at a dock.