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An early and influential leader in the fight for civil rights and D.C. Home Rule

If you walk along Adams Mill Road NW, just a few blocks north of the main drag in Adams Morgan, you’ll come across an odd sight. At the intersection of Adams Mill and Clydesdale Place there’s a…

A tale of the DC goat yoga dream that almost was.

The business operation behind the District's new XFL team is ramping up hiring while it secures a practice facility ahead of a February 2020 debut.

The history of slavery in the Washington area was long a study in contrasts.

"Learning a new language is super hard … Why is the onus on one side of the restaurant?"

“PEOPLE JUST don’t see the reason why D.C. should be a state. They’re comfortable with the status quo.” That was the assessment of a senior editor of Gallup about results of its first-ever poll…

Traffic stopped on the George Washington Parkway near Reagan National Airport Tuesday afternoon so a medevac helicopter could land, but the patient wasn’t human — it was a very special dog.

Sterling Tucker, one of the principal figures in the founding generation of the present-day District government, died Sunday, it was learned Tuesday night.

The Cheshire was designed to support D.C. creatives.

They may not be as dainty as cherry blossoms, but crape myrtle flowers are easily as colorful, ranging from pure white, to red, to a purple-ish magenta. On top of that, they last a whole lot…

Finding someone’s home address in D.C. isn’t particularly hard — the city’s elections board, for one, makes sure that information on registered voters easily available to the public. But now, D.C. is…

Demonstrators with the For Us, Not Amazon coalition protested in front of Amazon.com Inc. CEO Jeff Bezos' home in D.C.'s Kalorama neighborhood Tuesday morning.

Bolt Mobility may deploy up to 600 electric scooters in the District

If I had to rank the flags of our area from best to least-best — and I do — I’d put them in this order: the District, Maryland, Virginia.

The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority has filled out the development team that will bring its new D.C. headquarters to life.

Between the Opportunity Zone designation, the 11th Street Bridge Park, and delivery of Maple View Flats (which is expected to house the first Starbucks east of the River) and the Anacostia Busboys…

The federal government is continuing an effort to relocate agencies away from the Washington region in a move that could hurt the D.C. office market.

The House Committee on Oversight and Reform is wading into the ethics scandal that continues to balloon around Ward 2 Councilmember Jack Evans, asking the Metro board on Tuesday for more information…

Republican members of Congress have asked the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority to provide records relating to its ethics investigation of former board chair Jack Evans.