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An eighth candidate has entered the Democratic primary for Ward 2 D.C. Council seat vacated by Jack Evans, who resigned from the council last month before he could be expelled for repeated ethics violations.

Happy Thursday. After news that Metro Transit Police arrested a 13-year-old boy, WaPo reports that Metro's officers held a contest last year to encourage arrests.

The D.C. Council on Wednesday questioned decisions by the city’s ethics and elections agencies following a year of scandals that resulted in an expensive special election and a disgraced former lawmaker using taxpayer dollars to fund his…

We're getting more details about the latest food hall joining the D.C. food scene. Western Market, which will be located in space that formerly housed part of an interior mall at 2000 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, aims to open this fall.

Horace & Dickie’s, an H Street neighborhood carryout that is beloved for its fried whiting sandwich, will close March 1 after 30 years.

Just outside of Ben’s Chili Bowl on U Street there’s a two-story mural of Mamie “Peanut” Johnson.

After the body’s most business friendly lawmaker resigned in disgrace, his colleagues are still left to sit in the stench of his scandal.

Metro Transit Police officers competed with each other for numbers of arrests, citations and other enforcement actions in a weekly competition hosted by a supervisor, according to a Washington Post report.

The engine died immediately after Tess Klingenstein turned the key in her Honda Fit on a mild January day. When she tried again, she said, “every single alert light” flashed. The car was fairly new, so she was surprised. The mechanic who…

The Library of Congress is getting a $10 million donation from local philanthropist David Rubenstein to help fund a five-year renovation project to better engage visitors to its flagship Jefferson Building, Carla Hayden, the librarian of…

Ron Moten is banking on go-go’s strong DIY ethos to help create the museum.

The D.C. government’s ethics board has reopened its investigation into former council member Jack Evans, the city’s top ethics investigator said Wednesday.

How do we love D.C.? Let a dozen Washingtonians living and working across the city count the ways.

Activists have asked Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser and the D.C. City Council to consider allocating $17.6 million to LGBT-serving community organizations in the District’s 2021 budget, a more than 80 percent increase over what they…

David Rubenstein wants to preserve symbols of American democracy — even as the country splinters along partisan lines.

Gray Fears Site Would Hinder Economic Development

Many a parent, and student, have longed for Black History lessons as part of the school curriculum.

Metro Transit Police held a weekly contest to encourage arrests and other enforcement actions last summer before top commanders learned of the unsanctioned competition and shut it down, the transit agency confirmed Wednesday.

A granite building with a golden torch topping its dome, the Library of Congress is tucked just to the east of the Capitol. Its ornate “gingerbread exterior” (as FDR reportedly once described it) and elaborately decorated interior are…

A Washington Met junior clapped back at Todd on Twitter.