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Monumental Sports & Entertainment is opening a business suite in Washington’s Capital One Arena that will be operational on a year-round basis.

Metro says it will bring back eight 7000-series trains on Thursday. Officials held a final safety meeting Wednesday.

A college dormitory in Brookland has been transformed into the first shelter for unaccompanied minors between the ages of 13 and 17 in Washington, D.C. Its objective is to help adolescents who…

As housing costs rise, there’s a new program in D.C. aimed at making sure residents can afford to stay in their homes.

Kari Cooke, recently tapped by D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser to lead the city’s new Office of Deaf, Deafblind and Hard of Hearing, still remembers longing for a sense of community.

Georgetown University is putting the final touches on its new student apartments on H Street NW, a project the institution’s officials say is the first piece of a larger plan to expand its presence…

Raze applications have been filed for three properties in American University Park that could signal movement on the long-planned development at the site of the former Superfresh grocery site.

Another phase of development is ready to begin at the former Walter Reed Army Medical Center campus in D.C.'s Ward 4.

We’ve got a week left until the June 21 primary and passions are running high. Candidates are making their final appeal to residents and pushing them to vote if they haven’t already.

Three candidates for the Democratic nomination for the D.C. Council Ward 3 seat have dropped out of the race, consolidating their support behind one of their opponents, Matthew Frumin.

The crowded Ward 3 D.C. Council race is shaping up to be a slugfest between candidates Matt Frumin and Eric Goulet one week from Election Day.

A $1 million push by a pro-charter school group has some rushing to try and stop Goulet.

Officers with the D.C. police department used force fewer times in 2021, but there was a steep racial divide among subjects involved, according to a new report.

The District’s police department failed to fully report its 2021 crime data to the FBI, making it part of the 60% of law enforcement agencies nationwide that submitted incomplete data or no data at…

Seven finalists were passed up for awards, including Best New Restaurant and Emerging Chef.

Tricia Duncan, the D.C. Council candidate who outgoing Ward 3 council member Mary M. Cheh had supported to succeed her, announced Monday night that she is dropping out of the race, with voting…

D.C. candidates have upped their spending in the past month as contenders make last-minute appeals to voters who haven’t already cast their ballots, according to the final round of campaign finance…

Right after D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser introduced RuQuan Brown, a Harvard University student and football player, to the massive crowd on the National Mall on Saturday, he let her have it.

Mayor Muriel Bowser’s pals are throwing their weight behind the top challenger to Councilmember Brianne Nadeau.

DC is relaunching the Mortgage Credit Certificate program which will allow qualifying homebuyers to claim a federal tax credit of 20% of the mortgage interest that they pay during a year.