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Today, a Wall Street Journal article noted that the population of millennials has dropped over the past year in many large cities, including Washington, DC. A closer look at newly released American Community Survey results paints a…

The whole road will be accessible “around noon,” the National Park Service says

Climate change protesters who shut down intersections in the District during Monday’s morning commute said they will return to the streets Friday for another rally to call attention to Earth’s rising temperatures.

Happy Thursday. Did the city violate the Home Rule Act in its push to legalize sports gambling as soon as possible by authorizing a no-bid contract to manage the program?

ANC commissioners across Wards 3 and 4 attended the first of four meetings regarding ANC oversight.

A year ago, UrbanTurf reported on a preliminary concept to replace a North Capitol Street market with a hotel/residential development. Now, the Capitol Food Mart has been razed and development looks eminent.

A local regulatory agency in Washington has dismissed a review of Trump International Hotel's liquor license after a group of purported District of Columbia residents filed a complaint arguing that the hotel's owner, President Donald…

News Release — Executive Office of the Mayor and the DC Department of Housing and Community Development September 26, 2019 CONTACT: LaToya Foster (EOM)Richard Livingstone (DHCD) (WASHINGTON, DC) – Today, Mayor Muriel…

Funny thing happened on the way to the D.C. Council approving a no-bid D.C. Lottery contact in a fevered rush to launch sports betting ahead of its regional neighbors:

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and D.C. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson have locked horns again over the city’s arts office.

Since the mid-2000s, the District of Columbia has experienced a population boom accompanied by rising housing values—and, in recent years, more students in public schools. In most cities with similar population growth, housing prices rise…

The week is set to be bookended by climate protests in the city center

Push from the mayor and D.C. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson comes as transit agency prepares for budget season

The road to heaven begins at the White House.

Elevated levels of lead were discovered in at least 17 D.C. school playgrounds, leading to six being shutdown over the summer, according to a recent study.

“We want to be able to get event permits and hire proper security to stay safe. That’s all we want.”

D.C. is a city full of private monuments that the rest of the world doesn’t see.