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Four years after the community first saw a redevelopment proposal for the former Superfresh grocery site in Spring Valley, a vote on whether to approve the development remains on the horizon, even after a two-night zoning hearing this…

The D.C. area is known for potholes, but the District appears to be on track to accomplish its ambitious goal to provide a smooth ride citywide by 2024.

In a city where self-promotion is the rule of law and of survival, Ron Clark stood different. In a city where grown men shoot little boys eating ice cream cones and where meanness is the norm, Ron Clark was a kind and honorable man, and…

On a bright and sunny afternoon, the Friday before Labor Day weekend, a group of people was crowded in the shade against the storefronts of Red Bear Brewing Co. and La Colombe, D.C. watering holes that offer craft beer and mocha lattes,…

There have been five fatal shootings just this week around D.C., and District officials are using a familiar tactic to prevent more.

TGIF! Several campaigns for next year’s DC Council races are reporting how much money they have raised, with public financing continuing to bolster the chances of challengers against incumbents.

A decision by the D.C. Historic Preservation Review Board to deny a petition for front-facing solar panels in a historic district has been met with widespread exasperation, especially on (where else?) Twitter.

Shop Made in D.C., the retail store that got its start in Dupont Circle two years ago, has found a temporary home in the neighborhood nearly two months after it was forced to close its original location.

There’s a new championship team in the District.

Activists testify on disparate impact on ex-prisoners

The city's legendary punk scene kicked off in the mid-1970s and never looked back.

The city is committing to set “ambitious” targets in the next two years

Players made winning the championship their goal even before the season started. They delivered.

The night began with a packed arena, united in red, swaying from left to right in a designed pregame swag surf dance. Then it ended in joyful bedlam.

The District and other jurisdictions in the Washington region have passed legislation to change the Columbus Day name in honor of Native Americans.

News4 went undercover to test out Kickk Spott’s business practices

Since last December, Lyft has offered some D.C. residents who don’t live near grocery stores discounted rides to pick up food.

Metro is looking into whether there is technology that could be installed on trains to prevent a crash such as the one that took place early Monday, the transit agency’s chief safety officer said Thursday.

As D.C. resident Michael Jones served out a 23-year sentence in federal prison, he came to appreciate the bind he was in.

Metro will stay open late for Nationals home playoff games in the coming weeks, but it’s not making a commitment to do the same for all future playoff games in the region.