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The kiosk, at the Takoma Recreation Center, will allow residents to do their own testing.

The Pod D.C. hotel in Chinatown, which was the first for that chain in the city, will switch brands early next year to become the District’s first Motto by Hilton.

More than six months after fare evasion was decriminalized in the District, Metro is still clashing with the D.C. Council over the policy.

Mirabelle restaurateur Hakah Ilhan goes more casual with Brasserie Liberté.

She met with the president and the prime minister, talked transportation and health care with local officials, visited an orphanage and an ancient church, and smiled broadly as a street was…

The investigation into ethics allegations against D.C. Council member Jack Evans released by the council last week provided fresh details about his dealings with a digital sign company at the heart…

Teachers, staff, and management at one campus of the Mundo Verde Bilingual Public Charter School in D.C. have agreed on a tentative union contract, putting the popular school a vote away from…

Green today. Gone tomorrow. With the blast of Arctic air on Tuesday night, and temperatures crashing into the 20s, the foliage on ginkgo trees didn’t stand a chance.

Seven Reasons, 14th Street’s pan-Latin eatery, snagged the top spot on Esquire’s 2019 list of best new restaurants in the country.

Esquire Magazine’s 2019 list of the Best New Restaurants in America puts D.C.’s Seven Reasons, the Venezuelan restaurant on 14th Street, at the top of the list.

Whitman-Walker will establish a new health center at St. Elizabeths East as part of the District's bid to revitalize the Ward 8 campus and, its leaders hope, attract more of a health hub in a part of…

Smithsonian Institution Secretary Lonnie G. Bunch III revealed more details on the cultural institution's plan to buy part of an office building by L'Enfant Plaza for its new headquarters during a…

“Anything on the tables. Take it,” she announced to the room, after getting everyone’s attention with the golden ping of a Tibetan singing bowl.

The program gives children the opportunity to create and learn about their local communities.

UrbanTurf has had an eye on the Arts Park at Walter Reed for several months now, as news broke that this portion of The Parks development would include a power plant-turned brewery and a…

Landlord Sanford Capital LLC and its owner, Aubrey Carter Nowell, will pay back $1.1 million in rent payments to tenants of three D.C. properties “forced to endure inhumane living conditions” as part…

The head of the D.C. Council’s public safety committee is pushing for a radical change in how the District handles prisoners.

For D.C., the problem is major and it is imminent: How can the city avoid the fate of San Francisco, where housing has grown so costly that barely anyone can afford to live in it? Though D.C. has not…

A local company claims the Office of Contracting and Procurement violated contracting law and has ignored requests for a required debrief.