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As far as meet-cutes go, few get more D.C. than the one in Love Dot Com: The Social Experiment, a romantic comedy that hit Netflix last week. Just as the sounds of a go-go remix fade away during the opening credits, our two leads bump into…

Co-living is coming to a former Columbia Heights church.

If it's a dry period for you on the sports calendar, a new team has just made its debut in the District.

The number of untraceable “ghost guns” built from kits and seized by police has begun to surge in the District and some other areas nationwide, raising concerns that firearm traffickers have found a new way to bypass background checks and…

Yvette LaGonterie's research about her family has brought her all over the world. Tonight, it brings her close to home.

7-Eleven is planning a nationwide expansion for a new retail concept that features a Mexican restaurant and several other new offerings.

When asked about his health, 82-year-old Richard “Dickie” Shannon removes his ball cap to reveal a small scar on his bald head. “Brain aneurysm,” he announces, as calmly as if he were taking a phone call at Horace & Dickie’s, his…

Happy Thursday. Mayor Muriel Bowser is again pushing for restoration of late-night Metrorail service, describing it as necessary to maximize the District's economic potential.

The writer's pup was found Wednesday afternoon.

After more than a year of pressuring Metro leaders to restore late night hours to the city’s rail system, Mayor Muriel Bowser isn’t letting up.

The District’s Department of Transportation has made a final decision on which four scooter companies will operate in the city come April 1: Jump, Lyft, Skip and Spin.

San Francisco-based sneaker startup Allbirds opens its first D.C. location Thursday with a Georgetown store that will feature a limited-edition, D.C.-centric pair of shoes.

Convenience store chain 7-Eleven just opened one of its pilot Evolution Store concepts in the District that includes a Laredo Taco Company restaurant.

Children and plants have been weaponized, and it's drawn the attention of three different government bodies.

D.C. appears to be in the midst of a rent-strike resurgence. From an ongoing strike in Columbia Heights to a recently resolved strike in Brightwood Park, the practice has emerged at several buildings in the city as a means to provoke…

The Potter’s House in Adams Morgan smells of chai and books. On a cold January Monday, its front room is half-full and silent, save for an anonymous coffee house soundtrack. It’s quaint. It’s unassuming. It’s not the place you’d expect to…

City nightlife study shows hours' effect on businesses

When D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser held her final budget engagement forum of the year recently in Northeast, housing emerged as the primary issue of concern but economic development, particularly more full service-grocery stores east of the…

Former D.C. Office of Human Rights Director Monica Palacio, who has been credited with adopting aggressive policies to fight discrimination targeting transgender women and LGBTQ people in general, announced on Feb. 20 her candidacy for an…

Those dreaming of taking a stroll along a rejuvenated C&O Canal in the Georgetown area of D.C. are in for a treat: The National Park Service has approved a plan to revitalize the canal and some surrounding areas.