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Glenstone Museum has donated Katharina Fritsch's "Hahn/Cock" to the National Gallery as a symbol of "hope and renewal."

Another residential component of The Yards is headed toward a key approval.

Heavy timber hasn’t been used in large-scale building construction in the District in a century, but construction is now underway on an addition to an existing office building in Capitol Riverfront using just that.

The restaurant group behind D.C.’s famed Le Diplomate and St. Anselm restaurants is pursuing a new bakery attached to its St. Anselm location near Union Market in Northeast.

WASHINGTON (AP) — More than two dozen clergy members from the capital region rolled up their sleeves inside the Washington National Cathedral and got vaccinated against the coronavirus Tuesday in a camera-friendly event designed to…

Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton heralded the scaling down of the U.S. Capitol fence on Tuesday. She said the Architect of the Capitol and Capitol Police will move fencing closer to the building to allow more pedestrian access.

Acting Police Chief Robert Contee joined DC Police in 1989 and he's been with the department ever since. But he wants to be a different kind of leader.

D.C.’s attorney general has asked the Federal Aviation Administration to make changes to its policy on aircraft noise near airports, saying the agency uses inadequate and outdated information to set its rules.

The District has failed to collect and publish robust data tracking public school students’ performance, attendance and school transfers despite receiving more than $30 million in local and federal funds since 2007 to do so, according to a…

The new terminal at Reagan National Airport is set to open next month.

Some of the fencing around the U.S. Capitol that was put up after the deadly Jan. 6 riot is coming down, and D.C. Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton said it’s a win for residents.

On Friday, Chris Gordon, the longtime local TV news anchor and reporter, will retire from NBC4. But that doesn’t mean he’s going to stop working. Gordon’s just trading news conferences for bench conferences, a press pass for a pleading.…

While we await news of what could be headed to the Reeves Center at 14th and U Street, developer Eastbanc has plans for a prominent corner just above the Metro a block away.

A mobile recording studio is rolling through D.C.-area neighborhoods to provide a creative space for artists in search of a studio.

The weather is warming. The sun is shining. The trees are budding. Cherry blossom season is nearly here, D.C.’s rite of spring.