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One of the penthouse units of the luxurious residences at The Ritz-Carlton in the West End has sold.

Residential plans are emerging for a Howard University-controlled site on a prominent corner along Georgia Avenue.

D.C. statehood is set to get a hearing before a Senate committee on Tuesday, with proponents trying to push the cause further than it has gone before in Congress even as prospects are low in the evenly divided chamber.

As diversity continues to rise across the D.C. region, a new study suggests racial segregation persists in the area and across much of the country.

At the Georgetown Waterfront, where wealthy boaters parked their yachts, Andrena Crockett started seeing slave ships instead.

A new national study has found the Washington region has become more diverse since 1990 but also more segregated.

WASHINGTON (AP) — A federal judge has dismissed a majority of the claims filed by activists and civil liberties groups who accused the Trump administration of violating the civil rights of protesters who were forcefully removed by police…

A U.S. judge on Monday dismissed most claims filed by the American Civil Liberties Union of D.C., Black Lives Matter and others in lawsuits that accused the Trump administration of authorizing an unprovoked attack on demonstrators in…

One of Washington Harbour's major tenants is priming a major renovation just as people begin heading back to work.

A long-awaited mixed-use development in Southeast Washington inched closer to completion Monday, as city officials celebrated the start of construction that will bring additional housing, restaurants and a grocery store to one of the…

This is the end-of-an-era story that really, really doesn’t want to be written.

Five mayors of D.C., city planners and community activists have worked for decades to achieve what Mayor Muriel Bowser said is now official in Southeast: a new development offering housing and food options for residents east of the…

Natalie Hopkinson responds to Chairman Phil Mendelson's comments about drama in the Commission on the Arts and Humanities.

Upon walking into the new Dupont Circle establishment Swingers, one might first be a bit confused. No, it’s obviously not that kind of swingers venue (no need to leave your phone at the door). But is it a lounge? A club? An indoor…

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser is making a major change to plans for the Park Morton public housing complex in Park View, just south of the Petworth Metro station, backing away from its redevelopment in favor of a rehabilitation.

A sweeping new study of racial segregation across the U.S. shows that the Washington region, like much of the country, has become more segregated since 1990.

The District of Columbia thrives on tourism, conventions and business travel — a local industry that has been devastated by the coronavirus pandemic.

Zyah Brown, 9, stood in front of the crowd and took the mic.

Abraham Pishevar, a television and radio executive, first left his native Iran to earn his Master’s degree at Catholic University of America in 1976. The next time he returned to Greater Washington, in 1979, he was fleeing threat of…

Organizers with ONE DC and their broader community celebrated the reopening of the new Black Workers and Wellness Center in Anacostia on Saturday. Located on Martin Luther King Jr. Ave. right across from the Anacostia metro station, the…