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D.C. planners are pushing back against Edens’ latest effort to add new development around Union Market, arguing the company’s proposal needs more affordable housing and industrial space before it can advance.

Restaurants are getting busier as more people venture out, but they’re having trouble keeping up because of staffing issues.

“As you might imagine, unemployed or recently unemployed persons like myself cannot just cough up $600+ and hope DCHR eventually reimburses.”

President Biden and D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser have called on Americans to gather and celebrate July 4 in Washington, announcing that an Independence Day celebration will be held on the Mall.

Mayor Muriel Bowser says the District is ready to invite out-of-town visitors to D.C. for the Fourth of July.

Washington Real Estate Investment is going all in on apartment communities, selling virtually all of its D.C. office and retail properties.

Big changes are afoot for the Smithsonian.

DC reached 70% fully and partially vaccinated adults on Monday, weeks earlier than the White House's national goal of July 4.

Keisha Young headed to U Street with friends and relatives Saturday evening to join in the Pride celebration, taking in the exuberant scene along the District’s eclectic nightlife strip.

Senators voted 53-44 to confirm Ketanji Brown Jackson to serve on the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, the nation’s second most powerful court.

The bouncer who was caught on video dragging a woman down the stairs of a popular U Street sports bar in D.C. has been fired.

WASHINGTON (AP) — A bipartisan Senate report released last week details security failures surrounding the Jan. 6 insurrection at the Capitol and recommends how to fix them. But it has only added to the unanswered questions about the…

More than 20 people held at D.C.’s Central Cell Block since Friday have been without air conditioning, say activists and city officials.

Hundreds of birds have been found in the Washington region blinded, sickened or dead since May

WASHINGTON (AP) — The owners of a Washington, D.C., bar said Monday that they are investigating a weekend incident in which security guards were seen dragging a Black woman down a staircase and throwing her out of the bar.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser wants to create a new pot of incentive money to attract major employers to downtown D.C. and stop existing tenants from fleeing — perhaps providing a replacement, of sorts, for a tax break program that lawmakers…

As new coronavirus cases continue to decline in D.C., Maryland and Virginia, officials are debating whether — and how — to lift the states of emergency that gave them sweeping powers 16 months ago to respond to the spread of the virus.…

As the D.C. Department of Forensic Sciences challenges allegations of fraud in an attempt to win back its accreditation, federal prosecutors contend the crime lab is still failing to acknowledge some of the “significant issues” that led to…

A viral video of a young Black woman being dragged out of Nellie’s Sports Bar in Shaw sparked a protest on Sunday night and calls to boycott the establishment.

Chick-fil-A has signed on to lease part of a space in D.C.'s Chinatown neighborhood that Legal Sea Foods vacated in 2020 as it dealt with financial strain tied to the Covid-19 pandemic.