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Bei Bei is about to turn four, and that means it’s almost time to say goodbye.

The Washington Marriott Wardman Park, D.C.’s third largest hotel, has named Dan McKeon as general manager. McKeon's prior role as general manager of the Tysons Corner Marriott was the latest in his 30-year tenure as a Marriott employee.

A primer on the debate over felony drug charges, the future of small local weed businesses, and the city’s gray market arrests.

The Japanese American Memorial to Patriotism During World War II pays tribute to the 120,000 Japanese-Americans incarcerated in World War II, and the 20,000 who fought for the U.S. during the same war.

The standard reaction to Wawa moving in has been apathy or tamed excitement—that is, unless you manage a nearby, local shop.

Should judges weigh rehabilitation over punishment for youthful offenders?

A D.C. police officer with nearly three decades on the force was arrested Wednesday and charged with touching three female colleagues without their consent and threatening a fourth person at station houses, according to a statement from…

A 33-year-old D.C. developer is growing his firm with for-sale residential projects targeting his fellow millennials.

A federal agency defended itself Wednesday against backlash to a planned shelter for unaccompanied migrant children in Washington, saying it treats minors with dignity and respect.

It’s 1 p.m. on a recent Thursday and Jack Inslee is sitting at a short wooden table in a sleek, light-filled recording studio at The Line hotel.

The temperature had already topped 80 degrees when Tony Smith reached the weedy thicket in Northeast Washington where he and his partners hide their wares.

It’s not clear if students at a Capitol Hill charter school will be able to start school on time after a fire broke out on the roof of its new building.

There have been more than double the number of overdose cases linked to the synthetic drug K2 in the District so far this year compared to the same period last year, according to data from D.C. Fire and EMS.

Fire broke out at a charter school on Capitol Hill on Tuesday night, damaging the roof and at least one upper-floor classroom and leaving the start of the new school year uncertain, according to the D.C. fire department and the school’s…

You either love it or you hate it—regardless, the chain restaurant with more than 250 menu items is coming to downtown D.C., replacing award-winning chef Jeff Buben’s Woodward Table.

In a little-noticed development, U.S. Park Police have made at least 26 arrests during the past year in Meridian Hill Park in D.C. of men seeking other men for a sexual encounter after they allegedly act in a way that violates the law,…

Donohoe Construction will be back to work on the second phase of The Wharf in Southwest D.C.

In recent years, the conversation around accessory dwelling units (ADUs) has grown to acknowledge and advocate for the small units as a potential tool to increase affordable housing options and help certain households age in place or build…

With Amazon.com Inc.'s (NASDAQ: AMZN) expansion into the region, concerns regarding the availability of affordable housing have hit a fever pitch. Enter Kimberly Driggins, a onetime employee of D.C.'s Office of Planning who is making her…

Federal judge gives the District & the EPA a year to bring the rules for E. coli discharge into the Anacostia and Potomac rivers into compliance.