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With the District’s rent control law up for renewal next year, tenant advocates are calling for changes that would deepen protections for the city’s most vulnerable renters.

Virginia Tech is coming to Children’s National Hospital’s new campus at the former Walter Reed Army Medical Center.

Virginia Tech plans to launch a biomedical research facility in the District by early 2021, focused on pediatric health, in a venture with Children’s National Hospital that will expand the…

The lead developer in the Union Market area has brought on a top New York architect to design a new project in the Northeast D.C. neighborhood.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 11 (UPI) -- The 30,000 veterans who live in Washington deserve the political rights that would come with statehood for the District of Columbia, activists said at a Veterans Day…

Doctors say 1-year-old King Montgomery's severe asthma was triggered by mold in his Southeast apartment.

Among my favorite qualities of the gingko tree is its decisiveness.

One of the District’s most notorious landlords must pay former tenants $1.1 million in what city officials described as the largest-ever rent recovery for residents “forced to live in squalor.”

The city is also deploying 26 new officers to keep bike lanes clear of cars

In the season of pumpkin spice lattes, a local brewery has found a different way to go basic. DC Brau, which has previously gotten inspiration for its beers from blues rock and 19th century D.C.…

Seven Reasons, the new and increasingly acclaimed Venezuelan restaurant on D.C.'s 14th Street NW, has been named the country's best new restaurant by Esquire.

EDENS has big plans to expand its imprint on the Union Market neighborhood.

One of the District’s most notorious accused slumlords, Sanford Capital, has reached another settlement agreement with the D.C. attorney general, agreeing to return $1.1 million in rent payments to…

The settlement with the Office of the Attorney General resolves violations at three properties in Wards 5, 7, and 8.

Residents can apply to recover at least 50 percent of their costs

The latest prong in the growth strategy of D.C. Brau, the brewery that practically started a modern craft beer movement in D.C. almost a decade ago, is, well, not beer.

A section of Ward 5 could be the city's first to use a pre-existing, but unmapped, zone identification aimed at maintaining the appearance of the area's existing housing stock.

A move in the D.C. Council to impose a new tax on sodas and sugary drinks is drawing pushback from a powerful and well-funded opponent: the soda industry.

The hard seltzer craze has gone local.

Metro Transit Police largely evades public oversight. So lawmakers and residents are brainstorming ways to bring more accountability and transparency.