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Georgetown’s long-awaited Capital One Café — situated at the southeast corner of Wisconsin Avenue and M Street NW, site of the legendary Nathan’s Restaurant — opened Aug. 28, with three floors of…

The Kennedy Center is hosting a free multiweek festival for the grand opening of its new campus expansion, The REACH.

At a fall arts kickoff on Thursday evening, Mayor Muriel Bowser will announce a new push to bolster the city’s local creative economy. Bowser is launching an Office of Creative Affairs, a bureau that…

It’s been almost a year since the city closed down D.C. General, a dilapidated former hospital being used as a family homeless shelter.

ABC Pony opens next month with two rising star chefs from Kaliwa and Elle

When second-grader Relisha Rudd went missing in 2014, the first person to notice was a social worker at Payne Elementary School who works as a homeless liaison.

The District will not meet the mayor’s goal of slashing the annual number of new HIV infections in half by 2020, health officials said Thursday.

When Cheryl Bell, executive chef at Miriam’s Kitchen, comes to work, she cooks with a purpose. At Miriam’s Kitchen, food is served twice a day during the week to people experiencing chronic…

Housing instability is a continuously growing problem in the United States, and the District of Columbia is no exception. As of 2018, more than 40,000 families in the Washington Metropolitan area,…

The newest restaurant from the owners behind Georgetown’s Peacock Cafe opened Wednesday.

Wendell Williams is not just a fifth generation son of Washington, D.C. He’s a Washingtonian with ties to Virginia and Maryland who has left and come back more than once and had at least one lifetime…

Whittle School & Studios is the new kid among Washington’s elite private schools: ambitious, a bit mysterious, and unnerving to the established clique. The DC campus—a lavish $211-million…

Stanley Rowe is no stranger to the perils of sleeping outside in Washington. He’s done it countless times since he was evicted from his Deanwood apartment six years ago.

For the first time in more than a decade, D.C. could get a new voting precinct — and it’s coming to NoMa, a neighborhood that has seen explosive residential growth in recent years.

Every now and then comes a reminder that The System works precisely as everybody suspects it does and wishes it didn’t. The situation now roiling the youth sports scene in the Nation’s Capital is one…

D.C. resident Regina Williams has dropped a lawsuit she filed in June against JBG Smith Properties (NYSE: JBGS) in which she alleged representatives for the Chevy Chase-based developer refused to…

The Blackstone Group has cashed out of 815 Connecticut Ave. NW.

A 55-year-old office building near the White House that underwent a significant renovation in 2013 has just traded hands.

District officials are moving ahead with a study of the redevelopment of the Reeves Center, kicking off a search for a firm to help chart the future of the aging government building in the heart of…

One of the city’s most well-known alleys will be the site of a free festival featuring food and more next month. On September 14, Bethesda-based design firm Streetsense will host the six-hour event…