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A day after President Donald Trump implied that he ended homelessness in D.C., city leaders broke ground on a new family shelter in Columbia Heights.

Local lawmakers are considering comprehensive regulations for the devices

Startup incubator 1776 plans to open its new D.C. location this year and will ultimately shut down its Crystal City location.

Mayor Muriel Bowser has tapped her chief of staff, John Falcicchio, as her new interim economic development director.

Potential changes to D.C.’s comprehensive plan are taking shape, with new amendments proposed to cut back on legal challenges to large new developments and increase the production of new housing all around the city.

While attending the G20 Summit in Japan earlier this week, President Donald Trump suggested in a rambling interview with Fox News host Tucker Carlson that he single-handedly “ended” homelessness in the District. The comment was spurred by…

On at least one night a year, the District’s bartenders, chefs, busboys and maitre d’s get to step away from their posts and party like everyone else. The 37th annual RAMMY Awards, hosted by the Restaurant Association Metropolitan…

Come September, the Georgetown neighborhood will be Ben & Jerry’s-less for the first time in 25 years.

Local officials are speaking out about President Donald Trump’s plans for July 4 in D.C., calling on his administration to reimburse local governments for damage they believe could be caused.

Days after resigning from the Metro Board due to ethics issues, and less than two weeks after federal agents raided his home, Jack Evans struggled Tuesday to convince his D.C. Council colleagues that he should keep his powerful role as…

Evans frustrated fellow lawmakers by limiting his statements on the ethics scandal to Metro's investigation, calling the inquiry unfair and incomplete.

"You have to be stupid to open a restaurant. I’m happy to wear my stupid crown."

D.C. Council member Jack Evans on Tuesday tried to save his committee chairmanship and dispel his colleagues’ concerns about a blistering ethics probe. But lawmakers stood by plans to discipline him and some said Evans made matters worse. …

Monument Realty has scored the chance to develop a District-owned site in NoMa, fresh off an earlier move to buy the parcel next door.

Jack Evans asked for a chance to tell his colleagues his side of the story—but when he got that chance at a D.C. Council meeting on Tuesday, the Ward 2 Councilmember repeatedly declined to answer their questions.

For two years, President Donald Trump has floated the idea of staging a grand old show of military force in the nation’s capital.

It’s that time of year again — when local actors, directors, stage managers and lighting and set designers emerge from the earth like cicadas for the Capital Fringe Festival. The 14th annual celebration returns to the Southwest Waterfront…

A proposed zoning amendment could expand what is possible in DC's alleys.