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Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-D.C.) has laid the legislative groundwork for the District to acquire the 190-acre, federally owned RFK campus on the city’s Northeast riverfront. That’s great news…

A list of 2022’s Best and Worst State Economies included the District in its findings, and when compared to states, D.C. ranks 10th-best overall.

With Pride celebrations, a march against gun violence, looming Supreme Court decisions, and a large outdoor music festival on the books, the next two weeks are set to be busy for D.C.

The long-serving artistic director at one of America’s flagship regional theaters will depart in July 2023

Events D.C. plans to sell the land beneath the District's convention center hotel for $100.7 million.

What does it mean, as a teacher, to love your students?

We are headed into our third pandemic summer as subvariants of Omicron dominate our region and vaccines for our youngest Washingtonians are almost here.

Here’s what to expect in the Ward 1, at-large, and council chair races ahead of June 21.

A week-long period of in-person early voting in D.C. kicks off Friday at 39 vote centers located across the city.

A majority of D.C. Council members said Thursday they don’t support the construction of a new Washington Commanders stadium at RFK.

A narrow majority of the D.C. Council said they do not support building a new football stadium for the Washington Commanders on the vacant RFK Stadium campus, making clear their opposition to Mayor…

The sitting councilmember and her allies are escalating attacks on Czapary, who once had a Republican chairing his campaign.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser was all smiles as she stood in front of a new development that sits at Riggs Road and South Dakota Avenue, where hundreds of new homes were being built, and it wasn’t just…

Gibson Hubbard says the criticisms are purely political.

The fight continues.

An ex-councilmember, a progressive newcomer, an administration appointee, and a neighborhood commissioner fight it out.

The first time Vance Contee ever voted in his life, he did it from the confines of a federal prison in central Florida.

Nearly 200 Metrobus operators have fallen behind on their training and need to take refresher courses, according to the agency, and over a third of the Rail Traffic Controllers that work in Metro’s…

A report released by the D.C. Office of Inspector General says the District could have exposed itself to potential fraud in its handling of nearly half a billion dollars worth of COVID-19 emergency…

With more than 18 years helming influential roles inside District government, Eric Goulet has some marquee achievements, including balancing budgets during the Great Recession and brokering a deal…