Contrary to what some may surmise, the D.C. Mayor’s Office of Nightlife and Culture is not “a party planning office, or a promoter’s office, where we kind of just throw really dope events,” says Shawn Townsend, the office’s first ever director.
Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton, the District of Columbia’s non-voting member, said Monday that while she believes Trump committed impeachable offenses, she said the best way to impeach is to “throw the idiot out at the next election.”
Former Microsoft CEO Bill Gates on Monday called for global action to combat climate change, saying that its effects will hit the poorest populations hardest.
If the Supreme Court could change its mind on same-sex marriage, then it can do the same for voting rights in the District of Columbia.
A sweet, smoky haze settled over Pennsylvania Avenue between Third and Seventh streets NW, as pitmasters from around country competed Saturday and Sunday in the Giant National Capital Barbecue Battle.
The Republican Party of Virginia’s top committee is backing a hardline conservative over a longtime incumbent in a pitched nomination battle for a state House seat.
The chair of the Washington, D.C., transit authority has announced his resignation hours after a legal memo became public and verified that he violated board ethics.
What's going on at the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, commonly called Metro? Far too much to encapsulate in a single column or news report.
Amid the concrete jungle of downtown Washington, city leaders want to make space for a little greenery.
After more than a decade of restoration, the suit worn by the first man to walk on the moon is returning to the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum.
Interior Secretary David Bernhardt announced Wednesday that President Trump will honor the five branches of the military when he speaks at the Lincoln Memorial on Independence Day.
The Secret Service arrested a man outside the White House Wednesday afternoon after he allegedly dropped a backpack and tried to jump a bicycle rack along Pennsylvania Avenue.
