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George Washington University is suing its corporate partner at the Foggy Bottom hospital campus for $100 million, alleging that Universal Health Services—which is the majority owner of the hospital—has been pocketing too many profits and…

The co-founders describe Simmer as the app for indecisive eaters.

Union leaders, renters’ advocates, small businesses and even D.C. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson have lost patience with efforts to reform the District’s licensing and regulatory agency — perhaps enough to finally break it up.

Metro may not return to smoother, more efficient automatic train operation for five to seven years, since the current system may be scrapped before it ever gets reactivated.

The plans for a proposed development just south of the Uptown Theater have changed a bit in recent weeks.

Food halls are popping up all over the Washington region and now one is opening in D.C.’s Ward 7.

The D.C. Council on Tuesday considered legislation that would break up the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs (DCRA) into two agencies and moved forward with procedures to expel council member Jack Evans.

George Washington University is suing Universal Health Services Inc., its corporate partner at its Foggy Bottom hospital, alleging it inappropriately redirected $100 million from the hospital to pay itself “in the form of outsized…

If you’re hungry for a pessimistic metaphor on the state of journalism today, look no further than the Newseum. The museum will shut down at the end of this month after years of financial struggles.

There is a revised plan to improve safety at one of D.C.’s most notorious intersections, nicknamed “Dave Thomas Circle.”

President Trump announced plans Tuesday to nominate Jessie K. Liu, the U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, to become the Treasury Department’s undersecretary for terrorism and financial crimes, leading the administration’s…

Washington (CNN) — As Washington, DC, hones in on impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump, local officials in the nation's capital are focused on their own potential ousting: that of City Councilmember Jack Evans.

Metro and its largest union, Amalgamated Transit Union Local 689, say they’ve reached a tentative agreement addressing union concerns over privatization.

George Washington University is suing its corporate partner in one of the Washington region’s foremost hospitals, crossing a new threshold in a dispute that could affect plans to build a new medical center east of the Anacostia River.

Metro and its largest union have reached an agreement on a four-year contract that will head off some privatization efforts.

Metro may be five to seven years away from returning its trains to running on automatic mode, known as Automatic Train Operation, or ATO, according to the Washington Metrorail Safety Commission.

D.C. Attorney General Karl A. Racine has filed a lawsuit against Greyhound for idling its buses at Union Station for longer than the legal limit, polluting the air and endangering the health of commuters and workers.

Over the past decade, talk of returning Metrorail to an autopilot system has risen and faded repeatedly, lingering around as an unresolved question after the 2009 fatal collision of two Metro trains in Fort Totten.

Metro and its largest union have tentatively agreed to a four-year labor contract that would allow the transit agency to give up controversial plans to privatize operations at a bus garage and phase two of the Silver Line, the two sides…

The District’s attorney general filed suit Tuesday against Greyhound Lines, alleging the bus company illegally idles its buses for long periods at Union Station, contributing to air pollution.