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One hundred and twenty-nine feet above the ground, the dome of the Jefferson Memorial yields panoramic views of the White House, Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial from across the Tidal Basin.

Happy Thursday. Jack Evans says he no intention to resign his DC Council seat, WaPo reports. His lawyers, alarmed with the bullet-train pace of his ethics scandal, pleaded yesterday in a letter to the council chairman and the head of the…

You'll probably want to hang out at both of them.

A well-attended public hearing in the D.C. Council sent a clear message to lawmakers: Small and minority-owned businesses need help staying afloat.

The sun is setting on giant panda Bei Bei’s stay in D.C. and it’s time to give a fond farewell to the fluffiest of friends.

Since the start of the year, New Yorkers who live below the federal poverty line have been able to ride public transit for half price.

Hemphill's new space will be bright and industrial.

Lawyers for D.C. Councilman Jack Evans are pleading for — in their words — a “fair process” as the D.C. Council continues its investigation into allegations of ethical lapses.

The pianist now plays a major role in DC's jazz scene. Here's what's on his mind.

Nico DiMarco stands behind a turntable on an elevated stage at RedRocks, a restaurant and music venue in D.C.’s bustling H Street neighborhood. It’s a Friday night, and the dance floor is crowded. “The Wobble” by V.I.C. blares over the…

More than 100 people attended a memorial service Wednesday for former WTOP political analyst and forceful D.C. statehood advocate Mark Plotkin, who died last month at 72.

D.C. activists and government officials are ramping up efforts to make the District the 51st state, trying to continue momentum for the movement two months after the first congressional hearing on the issue in 30 years.

D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) said Wednesday that she hasn’t read the findings of an ethics investigation of D.C. Council member Jack Evans that has sent shock waves through the Wilson Building and prompted a growing number of lawmakers…

The D.C. Council has passed legislation that expands the rights of sexual assault victims.

Restaurateur Hakan Ilhan's first foray in Georgetown, Brasserie Liberté will open Nov. 15 for lunch and dinner in Georgetown.

The electric blue slide at the Kennedy Recreation Center playground was a beloved piece of equipment for kids in the Shaw neighborhood. Now it’s simply a broken down, dangerous pile of plastic and bolts boarded up with wooden planks.

Baltimore Chef Spike Gjerde, who made his way down to Washington in 2018 with a fine dining restaurant in the Line D.C. hotel, plans to establish a much bigger footprint in the District with a new restaurant and separate 20,000-square-foot…

The dangerous intersection at New York and Florida Avenues NE continues to threaten the safety of pedestrians and cyclists despite planned construction to provide a safer roadway.

Official complaint filed over worn turf.

Some District residents qualify for financial assistance from the city to cover part or all of the cost of replacing their lead water pipes under a new program aimed at completing lead service line replacements in about 12,000 homes.