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The two candidates for the D.C. Council’s top job went head to head on Wednesday night in their first debate of the campaign season, with incumbent Phil Mendelson offering up his long record in the legislature as a selling point while…

Control of D.C.’s National Guard will not be in the hands of the District’s mayor for the foreseeable future.

It's been a long and bumpy road worthy of its own documentary, but Alamo Drafthouse Cinema opens ticket sales Thursday for its long-planned theater at MRP Realty's Bryant Street development in Northeast D.C.

Knead Hospitality + Design will open a new location of its Mi Vida restaurant in a prominent space in downtown D.C. as the seven-year-old D.C. restaurant group plots growth beyond Greater Washington for the first time.

Conditions at the D.C. jail have been facing scrutiny for months.

Incident Sparks Discussions About Police-Free Schools as Violent Crimes Rise

Bread for the City, a nonprofit based out of northwest Washington, opened a new medical center in Historic Anacostia this October to provide accessible health care for residents of Wards 7 and 8.

All of neighborhood remains in Ward 2

Cell phones have the ability to store virtual credit cards, concert tickets, and soon, in D.C., your driver’s license. The D.C. Council unanimously passed a law Tuesday that would allow for digital versions of driver’s licenses and ID…

Eleven months ago, the Capitol was physically assaulted for the first time since 1814 when a mob of Trump supporters overwhelmed D.C. and Capitol police. As the Trump administration dithered over sending in the D.C. National Guard, Mayor…

The idea behind traffic enforcement has a simple logic. When a driver is caught breaking the law — for instance, by running a red light at the site of a red light camera — they get a ticket. The threat of paying that fine then incentivizes…

D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine is calling on the mayor’s office to immediately turn over a report probing the District’s troubled crime lab, or he will “invoke legal processes to obtain it.”

Ward 8 to gain Navy Yard, Ward 7 to gain Hill East, and McDuffie loses the Armed Forces Retirement Home.

A congressional bill that would’ve given the D.C. mayor control over the D.C. National Guard — a demand for local autonomy that’s only grown louder following the city’s racial justice protests and the Jan. 6 insurrection — won’t be coming…

The DC Council took its first step toward codifying new ward boundaries in the city on Tuesday, voting in favor of an amended version of a redistricting bill meant to restore population balance among DC's political districts.

Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc. CEO Chris Nassetta made his first comments on reports his company will step in to manage the Trump International Hotel in D.C. as a Waldorf-Astoria property after its sale to CGI Merchant Group goes through,…

The D.C. Council on Tuesday postponed a planned vote on a bill that would have stopped the clearing of homeless encampments during the winter months.

On Tuesday, the D.C. Council postponed an attempt to halt the clearing of existing homeless encampments and advanced a redistricting map.

D.C. Jail officials held a rare tour for a small group of reporters Tuesday afternoon after the U.S. Marshals Service said it found serious issues in living conditions for inmates.

D.C. lawmakers voted Tuesday in favor of a plan to redraw the boundaries of the city’s wards, making the fast-growing Navy Yard neighborhood a part of the historically low-income Ward 8 and the easternmost section of Capitol Hill a part of…