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On Thursday afternoon, five notable chefs took a break from preparing a five-course dinner at the Watergate Hotel’s Kingbird restaurant to sit around a table and reminisce about an old friend and one of the culinary world’s greatest…

The hope was that the debut of legal sports betting at brick-and-mortar locations in D.C. would coincide with football’s season opener on Sept. 5, but that won’t happen after all.

The phrase “too many cooks in the kitchen” applied to the scene inside the kitchen at Kingbird Restaurant at the Watergate Hotel Thursday morning.

Maryland and the District offer a compelling case study of the gun law’s implementation.

Even in an era when Uber and Lyft have poured billions of dollars into subsidizing their customers’ travel, officials in the District have come up with an eye-popping transportation deal for people in some of the city’s lowest-income…

One year after a pilot program placed several species of freshwater mussels in floating colonies in the Anacostia River, there’s a push to add more.

A growing neighborhood in Northwest D.C. that has welcomed a wave of bars and restaurants over the last year can serve as a model for other parts of the city looking to build more development and attract new retailers.

It wasn’t quite as bad as descending into the fires of hell.

D.C. Council member Jack Evans has been fined $20,000 by the city’s ethics agency for using government resources and touting his influence as an elected official while soliciting employment from local law firms.

The project is intended to make the estate more energy-efficient and accessible

The Ward 2 councilmember is still awaiting the conclusions of investigations by the Council and federal law enforcement.

On Wednesday, crews with DC's Department of General Services say they successfully repaired the HVAC unit at Rosedale Neighborhood Library in Northeast Washington.

Happy Thursday. Council member Jack Evans, who is under federal investigation, has separately just been fined $20,000 for his use of council resources to send out personal business proposals, WaPo's Fenit Nirappil breaks …

With so many scenic spots around town, it’s natural that D.C. would be saturated with outdoor movie series each summer. Sure, the thought of seeing your favorite film with the glowing sunset and majestic monuments as your backdrop sounds…

Danny Meyer’s Union Square Hospitality Group will open a Roman-style trattoria at the Thompson Washington D.C. hotel at The Yards, the company announced Thursday.

Legal sports gambling in the District has been delayed as city officials prepare and finalize rules and will not be ready for the start of the NFL season in early September as originally planned.

Citizens Show Up but Lacking Quorum, Board Unable to Act

Roach Brown: 'Time to Take a Stand and Save Our Babies'

Marijuana isn’t merely growing more acceptable in the eyes of the American public; it’s entered the luxury market, with the department store Barney’s advertising a “cannabis lifestyle” in their recently-opened luxury shop The High End.…

Real estate goliath Tishman Speyer is jumping into the increasingly crowded D.C. coworking market with Studio, a 32,000-square-foot, two-level space at 900 19th St. NW.