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Children’s National Health System has teamed up with Johnson & Johnson’s innovation arm to launch an incubator on its new campus at the former Walter Reed Medical Center.

On most days, and in at least a few stations, you’ll see exiting Metro riders come to a broken escalator. They’ll groan, and then, like Sherpas bearing backpacks and purses, they’ll join the slow-moving procession of people trudging up.

Nearly 18 months after the first phase of The Wharf debuted in DC, the second phase broke ground at the end of March. This phase includes an additional half-mile of development to the stretch of the Anacostia waterfront between the…

As she stepped toward the bouquet of microphones, she closed her eyes — as if to echo the words of the man who had just introduced her by saying, “Genius, like justice, is blind.”

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 9, 2019 CONTACT: LaToya Foster (EOM) Mayor Bowser Welcomes Johnson & Johnson Incubator JLABS to Children’s National at Historic Walter Reed Washington, DC’s thriving health and tech…

On a block called “Chuck Brown Way,” go-go music blasted through speakers on Monday evening.

She was a top official at DBH during a tumultuous merger, and will return to D.C. to lead the scandal-plagued department.

D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) has appointed Barbara Bazron - a veteran manager of public health agencies in both the District and Maryland - to lead the Department of Behavioral Health, city officials said.

Uber’s dockless electric scooters have officially hit District streets as of Tuesday morning, the company announced in a press release. You can access Jump scooters directly from your Uber app—they’re free to unlock and then 15 cents per…

The scooters are free to unlock and cost $0.15 a minute to ride

Happy Tuesday. The first round of Patrick Kennedy-is-challenging-Jack Evans stories is out. Kennedy, an ANC member in Foggy Bottom, filed papers to run yesterday. He’s not part of the Kennedy political family — that would be, confusingly,…

Despite a stable job market and good quality of life, D.C.'s high cost of living and a migration of people out of the city caused the District to plummet 11 spots to No. 19 on the list of the top 125 places to live in the U.S.

Photographer Patrick Wright carried his camera on the city’s rapid transit system for four years, taking photos of over a thousand riders.

A Northwest D.C. senior living facility is facing a $1 million negligence lawsuit for delays in reporting an alleged sexual abuse incident involving a woman with dementia and a construction worker.

When rich people move in, they often displace residents. But it doesn’t have to be that way.

Three years ago, Patrick Kennedy chaired D.C. Council member Jack Evans’s (D-Ward 2) re-election campaign.

Patrick Kennedy, who co-chaired the 2016 re-election campaign for D.C. Council Member Jack Evans (D-Ward 2), said Monday that he will challenge the veteran lawmaker who has been ensnared in an ethics scandal.

The Walter E. Washington Convention Center is gearing up for more change with a new food and beverage vendor on board and the approval of a long-awaited exterior improvement project.

Three nonprofits that tutor and teach D.C. kids how to read lost $3.75 million dollars in grant funding because the city missed a federal deadline. Two people have lost their jobs over what the mayor calls both a technical and human error.…

A recent building permit appeal in DC may have wider implications for whether solar arrays on residential rooftops are protected.