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An end to the partial U.S. government shutdown is finally in sight—at least a temporary one—but the longest government closure in American history has already done major damage to the local economy. On Friday morning, D.C. government and…

A small fire that burned curtains and forced the evacuation of the Comet Ping Pong pizza shop Wednesday night in Northwest Washington was intentionally set, according to D.C. police and fire officials.

The large Pennsylvania Avenue building that houses the Newseum will soon be converted into an educational facility for Johns Hopkins University.

The man who has led the development of D.C.'s $1.3B Capitol Crossing project is calling it a career.

WASHINGTON — With the past two archbishops of D.C. — Cardinals Donald Wuerl and Theodore McCarrick — at the center of the national discussion on clergy sex abuse, the District’s attorney general is proposing legislation to add clergy to…

There’s a change near the top of Property Group Partners, the New York-based developer behind Capitol Crossing and Station Place.

Johns Hopkins plans to significantly renovate the building and recast it as its academic hub in the nation’s capital.

It is the bane of most drivers’ existence — the dreaded pothole.

Johns Hopkins University is acquiring the Newseum building in a $372.5 million deal with the Freedom Forum.

WASHINGTON — Before its end Friday, the partial government shutdown was coinciding with a sudden dip in real estate activity.

TGIF! Despite welcome news on a seeming end to the partial government shutdown, it's unclear how that affects the dire economic impact suffered by DC over the past month, as outlined this morning at a DC Council working group meeting.

D.C. residents east of the Anacostia River recently expressed their strong opinions on the proposed hospital that will be built on the campus of St. Elizabeths East campus.

Johns Hopkins University is buying the landmark Pennsylvania Avenue building that houses the Newseum in a $372.5 million deal announced Friday that will enable the struggling cultural institution devoted to news and the First Amendment to…

A bill introduced in D.C. this week would give e-bike and electric scooter riders more rights when they are involved in crashes. 

WASHINGTON D.C., DC — The new Acting Chancellor of DC Public Schools, Lewis Ferebee, started his first day of school on Thursday greeting staff, parents and students at Anne Beers Elementary School in Southeast, D.C.

Contact: Benjamin Fritsch January 25, 2019 Norton Urges D.C. Residents to Enroll in DC Health Link’s Affordable Health Insurance Plans Before January 31 Deadline WASHINGTON, D.C.—Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC) today…