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The principal of a major D.C. public charter school is facing a criminal charge over her handling of an allegation of sex abuse by a teacher.

Her last day will be Jan. 22.

Students say no one ever visits them. But in recent days, that's changing.

The conversion of the former Courtyard by Marriott to hip European hotel and hostel brand Generator is nearly complete, with the first guests set to arrive in early 2020.

Virginia will build a new rail bridge over the Potomac River connecting Arlington and the District to significantly expand commuter and passenger train service over the next decade, Gov. Ralph Northam (D) announced Thursday.

Since November, D.C. Public Library has kept literary discussions alive with a simple hashtag: #BrownBagDC, asking locals what they’re currently reading, regardless of whether they love it or hate it.

For several decades, the neighbors had maintained an uneasy coexistence with the Northwest Washington strip bar, at one point forging an agreement that banned the proprietor from putting up signs that contained any hint of sexual innuendo.…

Officials in the nation’s capital are partnering to provide more students with the holistic help they need to succeed.

The Bowser administration’s newly-formed health care commission, created in June to figure out how to fill the District’s health care gaps, has made its much anticipated recommendations to the city — as the paucity of services on its…

For the last 26 years, Colochita’s days have started before the sun.

Happy Thursday. City Paper’s Loose Lips does tea-leaf reading on the job security of Brent Wolfingbarger, the director of the Office of Government Ethics under the Board of Ethics and Government Accountability. Signs point to a management…

CBRE Global Investors is rolling out a series of upgrades to the Warner building in downtown D.C. to help it retain tenants and attract new ones after anchor law firm tenant Baker Botts LLC leaves early next year.

The D.C. Housing Authority’s plans to redevelop its NoMa headquarters are drawing scrutiny from D.C. lawmakers and renters’ advocates, with critics charging that the agency struck a secretive, overly lenient deal with developers on the…

Foreign investment in D.C. commercial real estate, an important metric of the market's strength, has fallen this year and faces some headwinds, but industry leaders say they expect to see it pick up in 2020.

Lawmakers on Wednesday discussed two bills that aim to reduce the District’s maternal mortality rate by creating training opportunities for community based perinatal health workers and requiring insurance companies to cover postpartum…

The origins of mumbo sauce are in dispute. Some say the tangy-sweet condiment originated at Wings ’N Things in DC; others claim it’s from Chicago. The same is true for the recipe, adapted from one District kitchen to the next as it gained…

Coworking providers continue to flock to the area around D.C.'s Chinatown neighborhood, with another space set to open next year.

LL has learned the axe may soon be falling on the man who has helmed D.C.’s ethics shop for the past two years.

When you think of a mobile home, you might think of a crammed living space on wheels.

After 51 years in radio, Core will make his last broadcast Friday. The fixture at WMAL and, more recently, at WTOP is retiring.