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Rev. Fred Taylor cared about children. He cared about them so much that in 1968, he became the founding executive director of For Love of Children, a D.C. nonprofit that has helped over 10,000 kids in need over more than five decades. And…

As many as 5,000 people flocked to the Washington Convention Center on Wednesday for a Thanksgiving meal as part of the annual Feast of Sharing event.

The developer of The Wharf has finalized the team that will build out the massive Southwest waterfront project’s second phase.

Brian Kenner, once the District’s top economic development official, is facing questions around the future of RFK Stadium and the Events D.C. budget in his bid to re-join the agency’s governing board.

Maurice Vaughn raised his fist and told his players to take a knee. The Dunbar High football team had just finished one of its final practices before Thursday’s Turkey Bowl, but its coach wanted to remind his players what they were playing…

The D.C. region’s housing market continues to suffer from a severe inventory shortage, with the number of active listings around the region hovering close to 20% below this time last year.

Last week, the DC mayoral administration announced an online "heritage trail" of African American Civil Rights sites. Concurrently, the DC Preservation League (DCPL) is endeavoring to add more sites relevant to the 20th century Civil…

For about two weeks, D.C. cyclists have spotted a scattering of quirky-looking brooms on their morning commutes.

We asked a criminal defense attorney to weigh in.

As Washington’s winter climate has warmed several degrees over the past 120 years, average snowfall has declined by about half a foot, from roughly 21 inches to 15 inches. Yet recent decades have also featured several of the biggest…

The Kimpton Topaz Hotel closed Monday, after the Dupont Circle hotel sold for for $33.1 million to Douglas Development.

The District’s 206 public school campuses received their second star rankings Tuesday, and while the results highlighted improvements across the city, they also underscored the persistent achievement gap on standardized tests between…

D.C. Council Member Jack Evans said Tuesday that he will not testify under oath in response to an investigation that found he repeatedly violated ethics rules in his private business dealings with companies that had interests before city…

Survivors of sexual assault have expanded rights in D.C. under a new measure signed into law Tuesday.

Mayor Muriel Bowser has submitted plans to the D.C. Council that will allow developers to convert a popular subterranean gallery and performance space into a commercial night club.

D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) on Tuesday signed legislation expanding the rights of sexual assault victims in the District, including lowering the age of victims entitled to an advocate and requiring notice when rape kits are destroyed. …

D.C.’s mayor has concerns about safety in public housing, and is placing some of the city’s new security cameras there following a number of killings that were not caught on existing cameras.

Embattled D.C. Council member Jack Evans (D-Ward 2) has told his colleagues he won’t appear before them next week to address revelations that he violated ethics rules when he took official actions on behalf of paying clients at least 11…

The DC Lottery says the launch of its citywide app for sports betting will be delayed once again.