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.
Nesrin Abaza says Nabiha isn't just a source of home-cooked food, it's a safe gathering space for local Palestinians and activists.
Lots of festivals — from film and music to chocolate and more.
Metro's shaky financing model means this funding scare isn't the first, and experts warn it's unlikely to be the last.
Also: A single-minded focus on staircases, tax deals for transit development, and a hearing on making the D.C. Council more or less transparent.
From Hobbit Houses in the Blue Ridge Mountains to fancy hotels right in D.C., here are some ideas for your spring break trip.
The team’s rookie class showed real promise and brought new life to D.C. in a season where losing was the goal.
Libraries and recreation centers could be shuttered temporarily if things get bad enough.
At stake is $1.1 billion in D.C. taxpayer money.
Be it resolved, you will learn plenty about the city's legislature.
The fight over the fate of a new football stadium at the old RFK site may soon be heating up.
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