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Monumental Sports & Entertainment plans to open a live-event theater next to Capital One Arena to be focused on esports, including Wizards District Gaming, Caps Gaming and others it owns or has a financial stake in.

Ketanji Brown Jackson is said to be a contender to replace Justice Stephen Breyer.

Under normal circumstances, a contract to upgrade D.C.’s 75,000 streetlights to highly efficient LEDs may not get much attention. But a $309 million proposal Mayor Muriel Bowser has presented to the D.C. Council to do just that is drawing…

DOEE currently has one person conducting mold inspections of homes throughout the entire District.

Federal and D.C. public defenders are calling on District officials to expand the review of past convictions involving fingerprints and firearms evidence following a series of highly publicized failures at the Department of Forensic…

In 2019, Metro and other regional transit agencies agreed to participate in the Bus Transformation Project, a sweeping plan to make using buses more efficient and better for riders. Among the ideas: more frequent service, better…

After waiting three years to legitimize their short-term residential rentals, some DC hosts are finding that barriers remain.

Dozens of DC high school students walked out of class yesterday — most notably at Benjamin Banneker High School — to protest COVID-19 protocols they say are unsafe.

As the pandemic stretches into a third year, disability advocates are exploring how to best use public space for accessible outdoor dining and social distancing.

Maryland drivers owe the most in D.C. tickets from speed and traffic enforcement cameras, according to a new report.

The independent agency that oversees Metrorail safety revealed Tuesday it still had not received a plan from Metro on how it intends to get its suspended 7000-series railcars back on the tracks.

The plans for a massive residential project at the site of the former Marriott Wardman Park hotel in DC's Woodley Park are coming into focus.

Metro hasn’t submitted its latest plan that would return more than half of its fleet to service and end a train shortage, officials from the Washington Metrorail Safety Commission said Tuesday.

D.C. public school students walked out of their classrooms and organized a virtual rally Tuesday calling for improved health protocols and a more flexible virtual learning policy amid a COVID-19 surge.

Foxtrot plans to establish a new hub in Northeast D.C. to serve as a distribution point for its growing network of gourmet markets in Greater Washington.

Dozens of students from Benjamin Banneker Academic High School walked out Tuesday afternoon in a push for more coronavirus testing and virtual options in D.C. Public Schools. Students in smaller numbers from eight other schools staged a…

The U.S. Postal Service has responded to a recent letter from D.C. Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton regarding recent reductions in its workforce, saying that only holiday workers have been released.

Mastercard Inc. (NYSE: MA) has awarded $5 million to Howard University to create a new research initiative on campus that will delve into racial bias within the financial services industry, the university said Tuesday.

D.C.’s liquor board said Tuesday that it will investigate a Northeast Washington bar repeatedly fined for violating the city’s vaccine and mask regulations as conservatives defended the business.

“The inability to access behavioral health services is a serious obstacle to these children overcoming the traumas they’ve already experienced in their young lives.”