A D.C. court just reignited the debate over high electric bills
Pepco has faced increasing scrutiny over expensive customer bills in recent months. A new ruling could have a lasting impact on how the utility calculates its rates.
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Wilson Building Bulletin: The D.C. Council lawyers up against Mayor Bowser
A years-long fight over budget documents has escalated.
Republican bill targeting D.C. could make paying taxes this year very chaotic
It’s the second year in a row that Congress could throw a wrench into D.C.’s budget.
Did D.C. drop the ball on snow-clearing, or were conditions uniquely bad?
Some say plows are missing in action, but D.C. officials say ice and frigid temperatures are to blame for the slow cleanup.
What you need to know about the big sewage spill in the Potomac
The spill is now largely contained, but people are still warned to avoid contact with the river.
In Chevy Chase, a fight over a library, affordable housing, and a ‘giveaway’ to a developer
The debate over putting housing above a beloved public library continues.
What do we know about the new Commanders stadium? A column
The first renderings of the plans for the old RFK stadium site are here — along with more information about parking and transit.
Wilson Building Bulletin: Our new (interim) councilmember
Also: Labor mounts a fight against Waymo, and advocates of a rent freeze keep trying.
Libraries can't afford the high cost of e-books. D.C. lawmakers want to fight back.
The demand and price for e-books is up — and it’s busting the D.C. Public Library budget.
Kenyan McDuffie jumps into D.C. mayoral race
The longtime lawmaker is promising "growth with guardrails."
MPD isn’t answering lawmakers’ questions about cooperation with ICE
Mayor Muriel Bowser says inquiries from the D.C. Council are "ridiculous."
Trump may take over D.C.’s golf courses. Black golfers are especially worried.
The fate of D.C.’s three public golf courses is now uncertain.
Your water bill could soon go up. Here’s why.
Everyone is paying to clean up the rivers, but some will soon pay more.