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Reports of police using force in the nation’s capital are on the upswing.

Sports bettors will soon be able to place wagers in the same building where D.C.'s professional basketball and hockey teams play their home games. 

Five D.C. restaurants and chefs made it onto the James Beard Foundation Awards finalist lists, whittled down from 20 local semifinalists announced last month.

Monumental Sports owner Ted Leonsis said Wednesday he hopes there will be a sports betting location on the Capital One Arena grounds.

A new D.C. hospital scheduled to deliver on the city’s east end in 2023 needs to open earlier, according to Councilman Vincent Gray, D-Ward 7, following the release of the Bowser administration’s…

The finalists for the biggest awards in the food industry are out, and D.C. is represented on the list of 2019 James Beard Award nominees.

D.C. officials hope the opportunity zone program will benefit the city's underserved areas, so the District is launching three new local initiatives to complement the federal program.

The best way to move people on escalators is when they stand still, a Mississippi State expert says.

After many closures, Bryan and Michael Voltaggio are now focusing on Estuary.

It has been years since a new large-scale residential project opened its doors in Georgetown, but that recently changed.

He is currently the D.C. representative to the national Democratic Party.

Six years ago, school leaders in the District shuttered more than a dozen schools because of lackluster enrollment.

Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton and other District leaders want the land to come under local control

D.C. officials are renewing their efforts to figure out just how they might someday redevelop two properties with some very long histories: Poplar Point along the Anacostia waterfront and the Reeves…

D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser is proposing a small increase in the police department’s half-billion-dollar budget for the coming fiscal year, which includes money to hire additional officers to help…

An affiliate of Unizo Holdings Co. Ltd. has sold a 12-story office building in Capitol Hill for $24.5 million less than it paid for the property less in 2016.

The luxury condos that took the place of Shaw's Scripture Cathedral Church will soon go on sale.

The District’s only public hospital will require a $40 million taxpayer subsidy to stay afloat, city officials have determined, the latest and largest in a series of government bailouts for the…

Union Kitchen Grocery, Compass Coffee and Cold Stone Creamery have signed leases to join JBG Smith Properties' West Half project across from Nationals Park, the Chevy Chase-based developer announced…

The “vast majority” of dollars raised through private donations by D.C. elected officials to help District residents are not spent as intended, according to a new report by Public Citizen, a…