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Legislation that would make the nation’s capital the first jurisdiction in the country to restore the right to vote to imprisoned felons got widespread support at a public hearing on Thursday.

Imagine a world where our nation’s capital has become a hub of sex tourism. Picture it: A place where pimps can sell people freely, brothels proliferate and men can purchase the bodies of women and girls for sexual use any place, any time,…

For the first time in franchise history, the Washington Nationals have advanced to the National League Championship series after toppling the Los Angeles Dodgers in extra innings.

Metro General Manager Paul Wiedefeld wanted to sock away a million dollars a year to pay for additional hours for playoff games and other “major events of regional significance.”

Happy Thursday. In 2012, then-DC Council member Michael A. Brown accepted cash bribes tucked inside a Redskins coffee mug. This morning, Brown — who went to prison for taking $55,000 in bribes from undercover FBI agents posing as…

Capitol Crossing, the massive development being built over Interstate 395 in the District, has landed its first retail tenant.

On Wednesday at Calvin Coolidge High School, DPCS Chancellor Lewis Ferebee met with nine students to discuss new and improved supports for graduating students released by DCPS.

The D.C.-based Cultural Landscape Foundation has established a prize that will carry with it an award on par with architecture’s top honor. And that's exactly the point.

After two decades as food critic, Tom Sietsema tracks the revolution in D.C. dining

A group of local pro-Hong Kong protesters had their signs confiscated at the Wizards pre-season game against the Guangzhou Loong-Lions on Wednesday night, causing a stir on social media amid a larger controversy surrounding the league’s…

Unionized janitors and building workers will march through downtown Washington streets during the Thursday evening rush for the second time in 10 days to draw attention to labor negotiations that officials say are far from over.

MASS TRANSIT ridership in many major U.S. cities remains flat or in decline, but a few places are starting to buck that years-long negative trend — chief among them the Washington area’s Metrorail system. Could it be that Metro, butt of…

The Golden Triangle in downtown DC lands the first LEED Platinum certification of its kind

"I like for them to know I’m still alive and in their restaurant."

Juvenile sentencing reforms have sparked a face-off between the D.C. Council and U.S. Attorney over who should be released, and when.

The hearing dragged on all day. Eighty-six people signed up to testify about a seemingly esoteric education matter — one that wasn’t an obvious topic to lure droves of people to city hall in the middle of a workday.

Many people who park on the streets of D.C. have probably kept a close eye on the clock and dashed out to “feed the meter.” But an expired meter may not be why you’ll find a dreaded pink-and-white slip on your windshield.

The issue will be the subject of a D.C. Council hearing Thursday

On Tuesday, the D.C. Council unanimously passed emergency legislation that strengthens the firewall between local government and federal immigration agents.

The Homeless Children’s Playtime Project is seeking volunteers for its fifth site