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Ward 8 Councilmember Trayon White has questions about the official narrative about the homicide of Los Angeles rapper Nipsey Hussle on Sunday, and he has been posting conspiracy theories about Hussle’s death on his Instagram account.

The continued expansion of coworking companies drove strong absorption in D.C.'s office market in the first quarter, counteracting negative forces such as consolidation of law firm footprints and a slowdown in federal government leasing.

The Heurich House, also known as The Brewmaster’s Castle, or “that Victorian mansion in Dupont,” opened up its carriage house (you know, where old timey rich folks kept their carriages) and garden this month for the official sport of DC:…

The push to recall D.C. Council member Jack Evans (D-Ward 2) from office has hit a roadblock, likely delaying the start of the signature-gathering campaign needed to put the measure on the ballot by a month — if not longer.

As the DC Council anticipates revisiting the Comprehensive Plan to add clarity to the development process in the city, a new bill would make the process more inclusive.

Marvin Gaye holds a special place in the heart and lore of Washington, D.C.

The D.C. Board of Elections has rejected an attempt to begin a voter recall drive against embattled D.C. Ward 2 Councilmember Jack Evans.

Election officials halted a recall effort against D.C. Council member Jack Evans on Wednesday because of technical mistakes made by recall supporters.

You only have to walk a few feet away from the Jefferson Memorial to see why the National Park Service and a contingent of preservation groups are raising alarms.

Six current and former employees of the Long Branch Housing Authority filed a lawsuit against the agency on Feb. 22 in Essex County, New Jersey, alleging that its former chief of staff repeatedly engaged in sexual propositioning and…

The photo circulating on social media that showed Connor Donovan holding a large striped bass almost looked too odd to be real.

Two miniature Target stores are opening in Northwest D.C. next week, joining the retail chain’s main location in Columbia Heights as D.C.’s second and third Target locations, with more coming in the near future.

It’s just about time to get in that spring cleaning mood, D.C. — and for Mayor Muriel Bowser, that means doing away with confusing street signs around the city.

Good Wednesday morning. Mary Cheh wants an investigation into contracting after one company beat out longtime homeless food servicer DC Central Kitchen.

On a dreary, unseasonably cold April afternoon at the Rock Creek Park Tennis in Northwest, Mark Ein announced that he’s adding the management of the historic Citi Open to his eclectic portfolio of local investments.

A majority of the D.C. Council has revived an effort to ban outside employment for lawmakers, the latest fallout from an ethics scandal swirling around council member Jack Evans (D-Ward 2).

D.C.'s largest private sector office tenant is not slowing down its growth in the region.

Matt Wixon, owner and founder of Bookstore Movers and partial owner of Capitol Hill Books, died on March 22, two years after he was diagnosed with colon cancer. He was 41 years old.

A D.C. Council member wants an investigation into who is feeding the city’s homeless after she learned a small business is charging the city double that of its competitor for meals served in a shelter.

D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) appeared to suggest as much Monday night, when a provocative image of Harper altered in the likeness of Benedict Arnold — the Revolutionary War officer who infamously defected to the British — appeared on…