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The funding would help rebuild the Northeast Corridor, but is also a path to bringing service to new cities and towns nationwide

The fourth annual DMV Black Restaurant Week runs through Sunday, Nov. 14, and to help kick it off, D.C. has awarded nearly $9 million in grants to bring food businesses to Wards 7 and 8.

Celebrity skateboarder Tony Hawk tried out the newly-renovated Shaw Skate Park in Northwest D.C. on Sunday — and left behind a souvenir for one lucky local fan.

The District is helping restaurants with a presence in D.C. launch other locations in wards 7 and 8, places that have traditionally been known as food deserts because of the few grocery stores and sit-down restaurants.

A D.C. judge on Monday threw out part of a lawsuit that the District’s attorney general filed against former president Donald Trump’s 2017 Inaugural Committee, ruling that the committee had not wasted its money when it rented ballrooms at…

Here on this patch of land where thousands of homeless children slept, ate and waited for a better life, developers want to erect a playground named for Relisha Rudd.

Former D.C. Council member Harry Thomas Jr. plans to run again for the Ward 5 council seat in 2022, nine years after he went to prison for stealing taxpayer funds intended for children.

Two of the 7000-series trains will run empty as the agency tries to get the series reinstated.

Metro commuters may have seen the 7000 series cars being tested on the tracks, but they shouldn’t anticipate a sooner-than-expected return to normal service.

This is the week for leaf-peeping in the District

A decade after an earthquake struck the Washington National Cathedral, repairs are still coming along. But, a combination of a grant and donations totaling about $750,000 will speed the recovery along.

A newly formed law firm will be the first tenant in the second office building constructed at Capitol Crossing.

Former D.C. Council member Harry Thomas Jr. tells Axios he will run for his former seat in Ward 5, nine years after resigning and serving a prison sentence for stealing public funds.

A prime property near the Brookland Metro station is on the market, presenting a likely target for redevelopment as the neighborhood continues to evolve.

The U.S. Marshals Service says it will begin moving about 400 pretrial and sentenced defendants charged with federal crimes out of the DC Jail today, relocating them to a federal penitentiary in Pennsylvania.

Staffing issues, specifically with substitute teachers, are impacting most D.C.-area school districts.

No Kings Collective co-founder Peter Chang explains what went right and what needs to be adjusted next time.

Students are calling on Howard University leaders to cut ties with the private company that manages 60 percent of campus housing.

Fall foliage at the Tidal Basin is beautiful, and often overlooked

Museums, monuments, and gogo music are a few things that may come to mind when thinking of fall activities in the D.C. region but the city has a lot more to offer than that.