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Bryan Van Den Oever, Simon Bee and Cameron Raspet met in Seattle, but when the three craft beer fans decided to launch their own brewery, they crossed the country to the “other” Washington.

WASHINGTON (FOX 5 DC) - Almost midway through March, you won’t find a lot of love for winter.

This is the third time in months that swastikas have appeared at the elite D.C. private school that educated Malia Obama and Chelsea Clinton.

Feds ask major D.C. firms to detail their dealings with Councilmember.

A man was stabbed in a first-floor restroom at the 801 East Men’s Shelter in the early morning hours of Feb. 12, according to separate reports from two shelter residents.

High school students at the elite Sidwell Friends School displayed swastikas during an afternoon assembly Wednesday, the head of the D.C. private academy informed families in a letter.

Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.) on Thursday made D.C. statehood a priority for the Democratic caucus for the first time.

Starting in July 2020, more than half a million people who work in the private sector in D.C. could be eligible for the District’s new paid family leave program. It gives new parents a portion of their wages for up to eight weeks.

The Smithsonian National Zoo has backed off an earlier proposal to build security checkpoints at zoo entrances after public backlash against the plan. But in a new plan approved by the National Capital Planning Commission on Thursday, it’s…

The researchers could have led with the numbers — homes purchased, local small businesses assisted, construction worker trainees placed, pounds of fruit and vegetables harvested.

One day in the late 1920s or early ’30s, a worker on the Arlington Memorial Bridge project stood before a slab of granite that would become a bench on the structure and drew the notation “P 5” in black paint.

Yotel, an ultramodern hotel chain out of the United Kingdom, is coming to the District.

Tishman Speyer is selling a development site in the fast-growing NoMa neighborhood it has planned as an office project for over a decade.

The vote to reprimand Ward 2 Councilmember Jack Evans for trying to parlay his public service for personal gain “will be, I believe, a unanimous vote,” aside from Evans himself, says his Council colleague, Ward 3’s Mary Cheh.

The Greene Turtle, a chain sports bar in Capital One Arena that’s the quickest bar to funnel into for a post-game beer, announced it will close next month after accepting a lease buyout offer from Monumental Sports & Entertainment.

It was yet another fancy-pants event in Washington — red carpet, velvet ropes, fur coats, earpiece guardians of the guest list.

The Capital One Arena will soon welcome a new concept in the prime retail space on the Sixth and F street NW corner.