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Just 20 years ago, 14th Street NW was lined with small art galleries and studio spaces. As luxury condos and restaurants took over, artists dispersed to less expensive parts of the city, to the suburbs and to Baltimore.

Gentrification or poverty concentration? A new report maps expansion and decline in the 50 largest U.S. metros, revealing the true scale of neighborhood change.

The go-go music outside an electronics store in the Shaw neighborhood in the District will return after days of protests and outrage from residents and elected officials, the CEO of T-Mobile said Wednesday.

The regional sports network owned by the Baltimore Orioles has stopped payouts to the Washington Nationals. The Orioles are now taking the position that MLB has an ownership or financial interest in its rival.

For almost 25 years, the Metro PCS store at 7th Street and Florida Avenue NW in D.C.’s Shaw neighborhood has played go-go music on outdoor speakers.

The city's first-ever initiative is being met with some skepticism

Once when O’Dell McDaniel was at an employment office, they asked him what he could do.

Good Wednesday morning. The Department of Behavioral Health has a new director in the midst of an opioid overdose crisis.

The widow of a man killed in a gruesome hatchet attack in Tennessee has filed a wrongful death suit against the D.C. Department of Corrections and a Southeast Washington halfway house.

Makiyah, just a fifth-grader, died in the shooting at Clay Terrace in Northeast DC in July 2018.

On the corner of a District street named after “the Godfather of Go-Go,” passersby craned their heads Tuesday toward an electronics store known for pumping go-go’s distinct percussive funk into the open air.

The cherry trees at the Tidal Basin look beautiful, but daily flooding at high tide and crumbling infrastructure are threatening their survival.

DC Water is changing the way it calculates a controversial fee that currently costs some residents hundreds of dollars each month.

A pediatric medical research facility funded by a financial gift from the United Arab Emirates will open next year at the former Walter Reed Army Medical Center site in the District, officials announced Tuesday.

“These people complaining? That’s like going to New Orleans and telling them to stop performing jazz in the streets."

As the D.C. market attracts a growing flow of institutional capital, it is becoming more difficult for family real estate companies to compete for deals.

Kwame Onwuachi of The Wharf's Kith and Kin is one of Food & Wine magazine’s 10 best new chefs for 2019.

Chemonics International has made its D.C. consolidation official, signing a long-term lease with Brookfield Properties for a new 11-story office building at The Yards.

Twenty-seven seasons later, McDonald is still the go-to anthem singer, and a celebrity among hockey fans.

"We're playing music outside too, and I would hate for us to be allowed and someone else not to be."