Rodents running free, exposed lead paint and sewage problems are just some of the issues neighbors say they are facing in a Northeast D.C. apartment complex.

WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — Frightening moments for a woman in the District — she was riding in an elevator last week that started free-falling. She’s demanding answers about the safety of the ...

Following the acquisition, National will continue to serve Fisher Lumber’s longtime customers—as well as new ...

The Washington Commanders are set to return to D.C. with a $3.7 billion package approved for a new stadium and mixed-use ...

The White House and House Republicans are seeking nearly $90 million in funding to protect Supreme Court justices and members ...

In a city struggling with division, see how the Spirit are tackling hometown tensions by creating a welcoming space for fans ...

It’s week 3 of the NFL season, and the Washington Commanders will be facing the Las Vegas Raiders at home in Northwest ...

The luncheon closed with a call for Catholic leaders to continue supporting education and social services that strengthen the ...

Owner Josh Harris called Wednesday a “historic day for D.C., the Commanders organization and our fans” after the Washington, ...

The DC Council is expected to take the second and final vote on the redevelopment of the RFK Stadium site on Sept. 17, after ...

Moving ahead with building a new football stadium on the old RFK site now enters the regulatory phase following a vote that ...

Dean Hunter says he gets calls every week from landlords within Washington, DC, struggling to remain in business because of tenants, who aren’t paying rent.