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Go-go, D.C.’s special brand of funk, got fresh attention when a Shaw business was recently told to turn off the music it played on outdoor speakers for 24 years.

As Notre Dame burns, the world is watching a cultural tragedy enfold in real time.

When Eric Roy pitched his water filter business, Hydroviv, to investors of ABC’s “Shark Tank,” they weren’t all sold. But the D.C. chemist didn’t need them all.

A study that was recently released by the National Community Reinvestment Coalition stating that Washington, DC experienced the most intense gentrification and displacement of any city since 2000 has gained a lot of traction. Now, the…

Single-family housing still dominates many parts of upper Northwest D.C., but one Wisconsin Avenue corner could soon welcome a new six-story building.

Owner John Andrade blames DC's oversaturated beer and restaurant scenes.

Capital Bikeshare is temporarily sidelining its electric bikes after reports of an issue with forceful brakes.

D.C.'s apartment market experienced unexpectedly strong rent growth in the first quarter, but a surge of new deliveries this year could put downward pressure on rents.

After nearly a decade on 11th Street NW, Columbia Heights mainstay Meridian Pint is headed to Arlington.

A small increase in income can have devastating consequences for seniors relying on Medicaid for their care. These lawsuits say that’s illegal.

Hoping to take family and friends to the top of the Washington Monument this summer? Tell them to push off their visit until the end of the season.

The reopening of Washington Monument, scheduled for this spring, has been delayed because of the discovery of possibly contaminated underground soil, the National Park Service said Monday.

Happy Monday. The Post editorial board has come out against Charles Allen’s measure to require more transparency of charter schools.

A proposal that would make the DC Circulator permanently free of charge — a move meant to cut down on traffic — could face some challenges getting through the D.C. Council.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 15, 2019 MEDIA CONTACT: Office of Communications 20 ATTORNEYS GENERAL DECLARE SUPPORT FOR D.C. STATEHOOD FOR THE FIRST TIME AG Racine Leads Coalition Urging Congress to Pass H.R. 51, Washington,…

Solar energy has long been available for DC homeowners, but apartment and condo dwellers have only had the option of subscribing to green energy produced outside the District. Thanks to a new program sponsored by DC-based CleanChoice…

The Washington Monument will open in August, after having been closed for three years.

The firm that operates the e-bikes is also pulling them from bike-share services in New York, San Francisco

Earlier this month, UrbanTurf reported on developer EDENS's efforts to seek approval to use the roof of Union Market as an elevated park, potentially to host tennis matches. Now, those plans are being confirmed.

The Washington, D.C. region ranks sixth in the nation for scheduled 2019 new office project delivery, second only to New York City among East Coast metropolitan areas.