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Tracy Knapp, the farm manager at Common Good City Farm in LeDroit Park, came to DC from the Virgin Islands, and before that multiple rural farms in the continental United States. Unlike any of the previous farms she had worked on in the…

Metro has suspended automatic door operations on the Red Line, just days after touting its return.

News Release — DC Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton July 11, 2019 Contact: Jack Miller WASHINGTON, D.C.—Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC) and Congressman C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger (D-MD) today introduced the RECOVER Act (Reducing…

Good Thursday morning. You’ve heard of McMillan, the famously stalled redevelopment project that was recently upheld by the DC Court of Appeals. There are lesser-known projects in the District also stymied by neighborhood resistance.

Two pedestrians were struck and killed on Wednesday night in Northwest D.C. when a driver went barreling into a park near Foggy Bottom.

The victims were reportedly sitting in a park when the crash happened

D.C.’s sewer system was built in the late 1800s, and what worked then is not exactly the best way to dispose of sewage today — and definitely not ideal when a major rainstorm like the one that hit the region on Monday.

“Daddy, look! I’m swinging backwards!” On the warm spring day earlier this April, kids of varied ages were doing what they do best: Laughing and playing on the swings and slides at the Deanwood Recreation Center’s outdoor playground.…

Eater released its list of the 16 best new restaurants in the U.S. on Wednesday, and a D.C. deli made the cut.

For a month, Metrobus has been under the microscope. MetroHero, an app created by local transit enthusiasts to help track trains and buses, partnered with the Coalition for Smarter Growth to examine routes for speed and reliability. Now…

Three months ago, D.C.’s murder rate was shockingly high — up 35% from 2018, which was a year that also saw a double digit increase in homicides. But as the summer approached, a time when conventional wisdom says crime typically goes up,…

Catch the World War II chapter on Saturday. The performance at Arena Stage is his most ambitious project yet.

Ohio-based IGS Solar and its design and construction partner, Millersville, Maryland-based Solar Energy Services Inc., will build a 2-megawatt, 5,000-panel solar ground array and pollinator field on 5 acres surrounding the Gift Peace House…

International gaming company Intralot’s connections to Jack Evans raised plenty of concerns — but in the end, they weren’t enough to stop the embattled D.C. council member’s colleagues from awarding the firm a highly sought-after contract…

On a recent afternoon, Ronald Thompson Jr. was headed home to Anacostia from his job at a car rental business in Potomac Yard, where he drives vehicles to and from a maintenance shop.

For more than a decade, Marriott International has been misleading guests about hotel room prices and earning millions in profits as a result, according to a lawsuit filed Tuesday by D.C.’s attorney general.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser said Tuesday President Trump’s “Salute to America” festival has drained a fund intended to protect the District from terrorist attacks and provide security for events.

Yahoo reports that the conspiracy theories about the 2016 murder of a Democratic National Committee staffer in Bloomingdale originally came from a Russian intelligence agency.

A Metro billboard is getting attention for calling out a problem that’s all too familiar for many riders.

The W Washington D.C. hotel is finally showing off the results of a big renovation that began more than a year ago.