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Bills weigh medical pot discrimination, job seeker testing

The District’s alcohol licensing board has dismissed a challenge to the renewal of a liquor license at the Trump hotel in downtown Washington by a group that said the president lacked the good character required in the statute.

A D.C. government employee was charged Wednesday with dealing fentanyl outside his Southwest office building.

At least 17 D.C. public school playgrounds were found to contain elevated traces of lead, and six had to be shut down over the summer, according to a city-commissioned study released this month.

On July 25, Community members from across the District filled the Historic Preservation Review Board (HPRB)’s courtroom, many wearing stickers that read, “Yes! Barry Farm is historic!” It was a hearing to consider historic designation for…

Painted in bold shades of blue, red, green and pink, Whitman-Walker Health’s Max Robinson Center has stood prominently in the historic Anacostia neighborhood, just a few blocks from the Big Chair, since the early 1990s. It was opened to…

D.C. council members are considering two bills that would do away with marijuana testing of employees at work.

Beach Drive will completely reopen “around noon” on Friday, the National Park Service announced Wednesday afternoon.

The development team reimagining the 6.7 acre former site of the Sursum Corda Cooperative is offering a slightly different look and a different approach to parking and affordability prior to a zoning hearing this week.

Getting around the nation’s capital on two wheels is easier than ever

Commuters and recreationists will get access to the northern part of Rock Creek Park on Friday when the National Park Service (NPS) wraps rehabilitation work on Beach Drive.

An employee for the D.C. Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs has been arrested and charged with selling fentanyl, per a police affidavit entered into federal court in Alexandria. Many of the transactions involving the synthetic…

Marcus Bullock was 15, in a maximum-security prison with men who had already spent decades behind bars, and he was thinking about his Christmas presents.

The final 2.7-mile stretch of Beach Drive reopens in Northwest Washington this week, the culmination of a three-year reconstruction project that disrupted the travel of thousands of drivers, cyclists and pedestrians.

An employee with the District government’s regulatory agency is accused of selling heroin and fentanyl just outside his office.

Los Angeles-based lifestyle retailer Parachute will open its first D.C. store at Liz, the mixed-use redevelopment of Whitman-Walker Health's 14th Street NW offices, later this year.

The District will award $2.5 million in grant funding to provide legal help to undocumented residents and, for the first time, assist those detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Happy Wednesday. The FBI showed up yesterday at the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs, the large agency in charge of permitting and licensing, to execute a search warrant on one individual.

A D.C. resident and technology developer is asking a judge for a temporary restraining order to stop the District’s $215 million no-bid contract with Intralot — the company hired to establish sports gambling in D.C.

Federal agents executed a search warrant Tuesday at the District’s Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs (DCRA) headquarters, city officials said.