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The waterfront project will include shops, restaurants, offices, hotels, and thousands of residences.

The impact on Metro as well as and small or minority-owned business could be brutal, according to the Greater Washington Partnership.

Last week, UrbanTurf covered five of the proposals pitched to redevelop the Langston-Slater Campus in Truxton Circle. Today, we take a look at the remaining five.

After a year of pandemic-induced upheaval, as employees and bosses wonder about lasting changes to work life, a consultant’s report predicts that when the coronavirus crisis is over, a huge number of people in the Washington region will…

It was founded five years ago as a nonprofit to highlight diversity in classical music.

One of the most iconic music venues in the world and a landmark in Washington, D.C., that has been closed due to the pandemic is unlikely to reopen at its original site.

WASHINGTON (ABC7) — U.S. Capitol Police officers say they have delivered an "overwhelming vote" of 'No Confidence' in its senior leadership following the attacks on the Capitol.

At some point behind the wheel, you’ve probably wished there were not so many other cars on the road.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Monday that the House would move to establish an independent commission to investigate what led to a mob storming the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 — one similar to the body that studied the 9/11 attacks for 15…

WASHINGTON (AP) — House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Monday that Congress will establish an independent, Sept. 11-style commission to look into the deadly insurrection that took place at the U.S. Capitol.

It’s been five months since torrential rains caused an overflow of wastewater in some Northeast D.C. homes, and residents are still concerned about what’s not being done to repair damage.

D.C. is revamping its COVID-19 vaccine sign-up process with a series of changes that, officials say, will attempt to build equity into the system.

After hordes of unmasked Donald Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol building last month, the country’s top health official warned the riots could lead to a fresh wave of COVID-19 cases. That didn’t happen — at least not in D.C.,…

If D.C. were a state, it would have topped all states in 2020 for LEED-certified green building, based on square feet per capita.

D.C. residents forced out of work suddenly by COVID-19 could be in for another unpleasant surprise this year: a large tax bill.

If you question the value of government relief in an economic crisis, listen to local stories of how such help enabled families to pay the landlord after the coronavirus cost them their jobs.

As colleges allow more students to live on campuses again, staff who keep dorms running say their jobs carry more responsibilities — and new risks.