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A Washington-area man pleaded guilty to one count of felony bribery Wednesday, admitting he paid more than $40,000 to two D.C. police employees to obtain confidential information from traffic crash reports after police restricted the…

Homeless, scared, and lost, Corey Pollard had been out of jail for less than a year when he nearly gave up hope of ever returning to a normal life.

The chain includes Old Ebbitt Grill, a Washington institution, and 12 other D.C.-area properties

Come Sunday, the Capital One Arena bar and restaurant scene will become a little less boozy, as American tavern Penn Commons is closing permanently after brunch. The bar announced the news Wednesday night via its Twitter account, ushering…

The "future proofing" wave of office repositioning now includes the soon-to-be-former home of The Front Page restaurant and bar.

More than 1.7 million Americans will be newly diagnosed with cancer in 2019, but a report from the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN) shows both D.C. and Maryland are making strides to bring that number down.

The city has replaced metered parking with commercial zones at nine locations

They’ve been back together for a year now. And it’s almost as good as it was when they first met 25 years ago. Maybe better, even.

The excessive heat is taking its toll on Washingtonians, present and past.

The protege of D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) is gearing up to defend his seat representing the mayor’s Northwest Washington home turf.

Responding to recent comments by President Donald Trump about Baltimore and a group of four congresswomen, Washington Archbishop Wilton Gregory said Thursday that “the growing plague of offense and disrespect in speech and actions must…

Happy Thursday. Across the city, 13 schools, including both traditional public and charters, are closing the achievement gap 10 times faster than their peers — and a local education advocacy group says the success could spread by…

If you love traditional American quilts for their simplicity, usefulness and thrift, you are going to hate the National Museum of American History exhibit “Everyday Luxury: Silk Quilts From the National Collection,” which opened Tuesday.…

Ward 4 Councilmember Brandon Todd is the first incumbent to file his paperwork for the 2020 elections. And as of Thursday, the first challenger for the seat has entered the race, too—former D.C. assistant attorney general Janeese Lewis…

The first-time candidate is counting on support from progressive voters and public financing.

Alan Rubin calls the Biograph Theatre a 29-year film festival. From its opening in 1967 to its closure in 1996, the movie house in a former Nash automobile dealership on M Street in Georgetown was a home for eclectic, independent films you…

WASHINGTON (AP) — In unusually forceful language, the leadership of the Washington National Cathedral condemned what it called the “racialized rhetoric” of President Donald Trump and directly compared him to 1950s anti-Communist demagogue…

Washington Attorney General Karl A. Racine is suing the landlord of a Southeast apartment building for exposing tenants to toxic lead paint.

The roaming art event tries to establish a Southeast presence.

Graham Holdings Company announced July 31 that it has acquired Clyde’s Restaurant Group. The purchase price was not disclosed, according to the company.