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Dozens of people demonstrated outside the D.C. home of Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) early Monday morning over Republican efforts to fill the Supreme Court vacancy following the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. They urged Graham, the…

The D.C. government on Sunday said it is offering $4 million to help the city’s restaurants winterize their outdoor dining areas with an eye on helping them maintain patio operations as the Covid-19 crisis continues into the cold-weather…

DC's public health emergency may be poised for another extension.

Demonstrators angry with South Carolina Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham gathered outside his Southeast D.C. home in the early morning hours Monday to protest his push for President’s Donald Trump’s Supreme Court nominee following the death…

The restaurateurs behind popular restaurants ChiKo and Anju have morphed the Capitol Hill ChiKo location into a weekend brunch spot for those who like eggs. Especially the breakfast sandwich kind.

Delaware and West Virginia were among the five states D.C. Health has added to its high coronavirus risk list, updated on Monday morning. The two states are popular getaway spots for Washingtonians. Delaware has been on and off the list…

Delaware and West Virginia are among five states added Monday to D.C.’s list of high-risk coronavirus states.

Restaurant Association Metropolitan Washington has announced the winners of this year’s RAMMY Awards, celebrating the region’s best restaurants, chefs and dining experiences.

D.C. is offering grants to help the city’s bars and restaurants prepare themselves to maintain outdoor dining into the winter while beating the cold.

This year’s economic downturn devastated many small businesses around the region. Survival often required their owners to quickly adapt to dramatic changes brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.

The money can be used for new tents, heaters, furniture, and more.

After a months-long delay, DC's annual restaurant-industry gala streamed online tonight.

Hundreds have written notes and left flowers at the Shaw neighborhood memorial that pays respect to the deceased Supreme Court Justice.

Advocates say the census translates to federal funding for necessary services, which could be reduced without an accurate count.

While hundreds of supporters of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg were honoring her at one mural, another mural was being painted near Black Lives Matter Plaza.

The intersection of 4th and I streets in Southwest D.C., where cars, bicyclists and pedestrians converge, is now adorned with four art murals.