Upper Northwest residents don’t have to make their way to the ballpark to get a hot dog anymore. A new dog joint opened up in ...

Attorneys Katrina and Web met, as they say, “in true DC style—as summer associates at a law firm.” They started out as office mates—she somewhat resentful that Web was assigned the better desk next to ...

Intelsat sells its building to the 601W Companies, a real-estate firm, then relocates to McLean two years later. The 601W ...

Washingtonians have yet another reason to look forward to the reopening of the Hirshhorn Museum’s Sculpture Garden later this year: The installation of “SHELTER,” a new work by Brooklyn artist KAWS, ...

A DC nonprofit says "American Flag Blue" is "more appropriate to a resort or theme park" than the National Mall.

The Frederick Douglass statue outside the Talbot County Courthouse. Photograph courtesy of Talbot County Economic Development and Tourism. Honor Harriet Tubman’s legacy on a self-guided tour through ...

Coughing, sneezing, and sniffles are signs it’s officially the worst part of spring in DC: allergy season. According to the Weather Channel forecasts, Washington will experience a “very high” presence ...

The semi-good news for condo sellers? Prices in the Washington area this past January dipped just 1.3 percent compared with January 2025, according to the multiple-listing service Bright MLS. The bad ...

Several DC museums and monuments have been undergoing much-­anticipated renovations that are now heading to completion. Here’s a preview. The museum will debut the last phase of its major renovation ...

In the aftermath of the unthinkable, the brick rowhouse on Sixth Street, Southeast, became something more than an address. Banita Jacks, a 33-year-old single mother, had killed her four young ...

This spring you can help give back to the local community by volunteering for a neighborhood cleanup in celebration of Earth Day, adopting a puppy, or competing in a trivia fundraiser for students.