DC Mayoral Candidates Talk Finance At Dumbarton Debate

Watch the Black Business News' interviews of three candidates after Thursday's debate.

'DMV To Return To Georgetown'

Councilman Jack Evans announced its return at a Thursday debate.

DC Mayoral Candidates Take A Stand On Issues, Competition

Find out who said what about transportation, schools, taxes and more.

DC Mayoral Debate Sheds Light On Democratic Candidates' Views

What to be done with the Whitehurst Freeway, who wasn't invited and more on city-wide issues.

Email Mix-Up Reveals Navy's Plans To Dodge Reporter's FoIA Request

Find out what the agency said and how it apologized.

Emergency Landing: Sen. Lindsey Graham Tweets Details, Thanks First Responders

U.S. Senator was heading for Washington, D.C. when plane was forced to turn around.

Watch Why Alcohol and Train Stations Don't Mix

In a disturbing video, four people are seen falling onto tracks and off of escalators.

Meet Your New Commissioner

Ellen Steury represents district seven, serves on the Advisory Neighborhood Committee for the first time.

Mega Millions Jackpot Reaches $400 Million

Who's running to 7-Eleven?

See It While You Can: Capitol Dome To Disappear

Extensive construction to restore the Capitol’s dome from its “deteriorating” state will begin soon.

Concert Honors Community, Victims of Navy Yard Shooting

More than two months after a mass shooting at the Washington Navy Yard, employees and victims' families are still recovering.

Court Reschedules Georgetown Murder Trial, Reviews Evidence

District of Columbia Court moved German expatriate Albrect Muth's trial in the death of his 91-year-old wife, Viola Drath, to a later date so that the court can determine if Muth's alleged past crimes should be addressed.

Trial Set For Georgetown Man Charged With Wife's Murder

Update: Another status hearing will be held on Dec. 18, and trial will continue on Jan. 6, 2014.

50 Years Later: Memories of John F. Kennedy in Georgetown

Take a few hours to visit the 35th president's old homes and haunts.

50 Years Later: Memories of John F. Kennedy's Georgetown Presence

Take a few hours to visit the 35th president's old homes and haunts.

Jack Evans Advocates for Synchronized Traffic Lights

In case you missed it, today's WMAL interview with mayoral candidate Jack Evans

Obama, Clinton to Visit Kennedy Gravesite at Arlington National Cemetery

The 50th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy is Friday, Nov. 22.

What Child Care Costs Mean for You and Your Family

Three Ways the Shutdown Hurt the Economy

A recent report from Washington lays out damage done by last month’s government shutdown.

Vote Planned on Illegal Immigrants and DC Driver's Licenses

Opposition from immigrants who would get special markings on their licenses.

FAA Allows Most Electronic Devices Throughout Flights

Study Recommends Streetcar System Connecting Georgetown, Union Station

Cost is estimated up to $370 million.

High Time for Token Fines for Toking Pot in Georgetown?

Should we really be jailing pot smokers?

Government Shutdown Blame: Democrats, Tea Partiers, GOP or All of the Above?

While government workers will be paid for their time off, many contractors furloughed during the government shutdown will not.

Back to Work: Government Shutdown is Over

Congress votes to reopen government, raise the debt ceiling.

3 Passages on the Government Shutdown: 'Final Spasm of a Still-Fresh Corpse'

Tens of thousands from our region may be back to work soon. Here's a cheat-sheet to what happened.

Government Shutdown Puts Marine Corps Marathon in Jeopardy

Shutdown has already postponed Wilson Bridge Half Marathon.

Government Shutdown: Blame the Republicans, Poll Says

Tea party wing of the GOP especially unpopular.

Government Shutdown Continues: 'They're All Idiots'

That about summarizes it for one person interviewed. Note that the language in the video gets a little salty from :50-:55, so skip over it if you like. You'll still get the picture.

Navy Yard Shooting: Gun Laws, Enforcement Failures and More Issues Rile Readers

Readers react to gun violence outrage — or the lack thereof. Share your comments!

Freebies for the Furloughed: Knitting Lessons, Booze and Pork Sandwiches (Congressmen Not Eligible)

While the government stalls, businesses ramp up their offerings to furloughed workers.

Want a Building Permit? Draft Legislation Says Ask Your Neighbors First

Proposed exterior alterations or additions would require notification of neighbors under legislation proposed by a Georgetown citizens group.

ANC: DDOT "Out of Tweaks" for Wisconsin Avenue

Georgetown ANC wants northbound traffic lane added to Wisconsin Avenue.

Ellington School Renovations Meeting Planned

Learn about the proposed design and what it will mean for the community on Oct. 7.

Wisconsin Ave Streetscape Project Public Oversight Roundtable Planned

Debates over the new traffic patterns on Wisconsin Avenue and the resulting congestion continue on neighborhood listservs.

Historic Preservation Roundtable and ANC Agenda for Sept. 30

Roundtable starts at 6 p.m., review of liquor licenses and construction permits begins around 6:30 p.m. Monday.

DDOT Delays Visitor Park Pass Changes

The agency still hopes to implement new reforms to the program that allows visitors to park on District streets without fear of ticketing.

Mayor: Entire District Government Essential During Federal Shutdown

A federal government shutdown could mean a loss of services for DC residents.

Stop Work Ordered at Grace Street Condo Site

Condo project faced significant community opposition.

Should We Just Hold an Ol’-Fashioned Book Burning?

That’s the equivalent of what library officials -- yes, library officials -- decided to do.