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When it comes to D.C. politics, Jack Evans is pretty much a household name, and he earned the recognition.

As the D.C. Council prepares to review the mayor’s proposed budget for fiscal year 2020, a performance oversight hearing was held on March 1 to review the effectiveness of funds invested in the…

The District has dropped the lawsuit it filed in December against Providence Health System and its nonprofit parent, St. Louis-based Ascension Health, over the D.C. hospital's closure plans.

The Trump administration will not ask for additional funding for its $3.3 billion plan to tear down and rebuild the FBI headquarters in downtown Washington, a Justice Department official said Monday.…

The Trump administration will seek $11 billion for the General Services Administration as part of its 2020 budget proposal, advancing big ticket items such as the Department of Homeland Security…

Ari and Micah Wilder, the cocktail gurus and owners behind Chaplin bar and restaurant in Shaw, looked at tons of other retail spaces before settling on the location of Zeppelin, their second project…

Higher construction costs have significantly increased what it takes to create affordable housing in D.C.

Metrorail ridership is at a nearly 20-year low, according to the latest Metro ridership report.

“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.”

Metro would significantly improve service through Columbia Heights, Fort Totten and Hyattsville by extending all Yellow Line trains to Greenbelt, and add service on the Red Line near Glenmont under a…

President Richard Nixon knew it.

ON THE MORNING OF OCTOBER 1, 1975, I was taking my turn at the cooperative nursery school my son attended when the pressmen—the workers who ran the physical presses—struck at The Washington Post.…

Punjab Grill opens its first US restaurant in Penn Quarter today.

Three years after the idea of a community land trust was floated by the group behind the 11th Street Bridge Park, the trust could be close to making its first land buys.

An accomplished Georgetown University law student committed to social justice was one of 157 people killed when an Ethiopian Airlines plane crashed on Sunday, university officials have announced.

Snow and sleet couldn’t slow the District’s restaurant scene in February, as openings brought in more “orange-ish” chicken, a new soul-food destination and a decorated New York chef. Here are the…

The District allocates more funding toward subsidized housing than any other local jurisdiction, but according to analysts at the left-leaning D.C. Fiscal Policy Institute, that money doesn’t deliver…

They will take the Metro and march from the White House to the Capitol.

The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden is moving forward with plans to redesign its sculpture garden after a unanimous vote from its board of trustees.

Rising construction costs are making it harder to produce affordable housing, the group says.