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A recent study found that 15 percent of local housing providers said they did not accept rental vouchers

Happy Thursday. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson and Mayor Muriel Bowser are butting heads. Mendelson might not have enough votes to block Bowser’s commercial tax hikes. But now he says the DC Council will “say no new permits to construct…

Councilmember David Grosso is proposing another source of revenue generation for DC: seven-figure residential properties.

See the Washington Monument like you've never seen it before.

Last year, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser gave young families something of a gift: a one-time $1,000 tax credit to help cover for the high costs of child care in the city. This year, Bowser gave another: She proposed making the tax credit…

Coming to a museum near you, with activities: ‘A vast, sloping green space built on a scaffolding superstructure’

If the massive Backyard Band concert and protest that shut down the corner of 14th and U streets for hours on Tuesday is any indication, go-go isn’t going anywhere, and neither are its fans—the longtime Washingtonians who cultivated the…

Don Ciccio & Figli is gearing up to officially raise the curtain on its new Ivy City distillery within the next few weeks after hosting a recent soft opening.

D.C. appears on the verge of raising taxes on commercial real estate and property transactions, upsetting many of the city's top developers who say the tax will hurt small businesses and worsen the office market.

Convenience store chain Wawa’s third urban-format store in D.C. will open in Columbia Heights May 23, with one in Adams Morgan soon to follow and a fifth D.C. store in Tenleytown.

Georgetown University has struck a development deal with Gonzaga College High School, with plans to build new student housing on a site near Union Station.

Five years after moving to D.C., Krysten Copeland rolled down the window of an Uber on a warm spring night. Her eyes swelled to the point that she could barely see. The public relations professional stumbled out of the car and made a…

Boston’s EYP architects won a competition to outfit the space, which will close briefly in 2020

Go-go is many things. Dance music, party music, proudly local community music, black music, sacred music. And when it feels like all of those things at once, it’s a model of everlasting life.

Howard University students and community residents turned out in droves for an Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC) 1B meeting in Shaw last week. First on the agenda was a discussion about how the historic campus can curb neighbors who…