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“Hamilton” musical fans, this one’s for you: Remember the song “The Room Where It Happens,” when Alexander Hamilton meets with Thomas Jefferson and James Madison to convince them to sign onto his national financial plan?

"Felony VIP Cabanas" cost $1,000 apiece. Tickets for opening weekend apparently sold out in 15 minutes.

Writer-director Merawi Gerima talks about putting his life on display in his first feature film.

Six months into the coronavirus pandemic, more than half of the District’s 456 licensed day-care facilities are open, and officials said they expect more to welcome students in the coming weeks. They currently have the capacity to serve…

Live music is starting up again in the city. Why won't DC's highest profile clubs be part of it?

Douglas Development Corp. has exited its longtime Chinatown headquarters for new space at 655 New York Ave. NW, the massive mixed-use project it co-developed with Brookfield Properties.

After six months of COVID-19 pandemic-related closure, the Washington Monument will reopen on Thursday.

Barring an unforeseen elevator malfunction or other act of God, the Washington Monument will soon join the list of D.C. institutions again open to the public, following a long closure during the pandemic.

Happy Monday. With DC's registered voters slated to get mail-in ballots soon, an accelerated timetable for the Nov. 3 election meant WaPo's endorsements came out over the weekend, provoking familiar arguments over their rationale as well…

Select schools in the District are welcoming some students back this week for limited in-person learning as D.C. Public Schools looks ahead to reopening.

Thirteen schools in the District’s traditional public school system will bring small groups of students to campuses for in-person learning in the coming weeks — the first time that the school system will have students in its buildings…

The D.C. Department of Parks and Recreation announced Monday that it will reopen a number of recreation centers and indoor swimming pools across the city this fall.

The Washington Monument will reopen to the public at 9 a.m. Thursday after a six-month closure due to covid-19 fears, the National Park Service said Monday.

Small groups of students in D.C. Public Schools will return to some campuses over the next several weeks, city education officials said Monday.