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The DC Council finished up its flurry of budget oversight hearings last week, meaning legislators will soon decide whether to alter the mayor's proposals in order to address issues raised by advocates and other witnesses.

Union Kitchen plans to open a new grocery on Barracks Row as it continues to expand its footprint in Greater Washington.

American University can now officially move forward with its 2021 campus plan, with the formal blessing from the D.C. Zoning Commission.

Washington’s transit system has been kept alive during the pandemic, barely, thanks to federal relief funds. That life support — about $1 billion in the current fiscal year, split about equally between operating and capital funds — will…

A handful of D.C. music venues, including all the venues under the I.M.P. umbrella — 9:30 Club, Merriweather Post Pavilion, Lincoln Theatre, and The Anthem — have dropped their vaccine requirements to attend shows.

Koube Ngaaje, the president and CEO of the District Alliance for Safe Housing, says she feels like her organization has been facing three pandemics: “COVID, domestic violence, and the racial reckoning that we are all living in, with a…

Another Northeast DC institutional site is poised for a large new townhouse development.

The longtime housing committee chair scandalized advocates with comments during a recent hearing.

Mask requirements are in effect once again at American and George Washington universities as of this morning.

Throughout much of Monday, a multitude of nurses conducted a strike and picketed outside of Howard University Hospital (HUH) in the latest round of ongoing efforts to secure a contract that addresses concerns about adequate pay,…

District Council 20 of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees recently announced its endorsement of Robert White to be the next mayor of D.C.

In 2019, the last remnants of the Barry Farm-Hillsdale settlement, a post-Civil War Black community established by the Freedmen’s Bureau southeast of the Anacostia River, was demolished to make way for new development.

Another D.C. apartment building is being accused of housing discrimination after it allegedly turned away low-income applicants who hold rental assistance vouchers.

When the owner of Dance Loft on 14’s building announced plans to sell the building at 4618 14th Street NW, the local performing arts non-profit organization didn’t start looking to move. Instead, the leadership of the Dance Loft envisioned…

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Lerner family that has owned the Washington Nationals since 2006 is exploring the possibility of selling the Major League Baseball franchise.

At least four Washington-area campuses have returned to former coronavirus policies as cases rise

Ted’s Bulletin is planning to open at NoMaCNTR, the mixed-use development near Union Station formerly known as Storey Park, as part of a larger regional expansion strategy.

A 2 and 1/2 hour funeral service for legendary broadcast journalist Bruce Johnson was filled with praise for what he did on-camera during his decades covering the news in D.C., along with praise for what he did off-camera as a friend,…

Two D.C. universities are revising their indoor mask policy amid an uptick of coronavirus cases.

The family of real estate magnate Ted Lerner, which 16 years ago purchased the Washington Nationals from Major League Baseball and oversaw a rebuilding process that eventually resulted in a World Series championship, has begun the process…