This story was supported with funds from Spotlight DC—Capital City Fund for Investigative Journalism. It has been a little more than a year since Leilany Raya testified about the “unspeakable living ...
The Baylor Project felt the same way about their own Tiny Desk Concert. “I purposely stayed after [the show] for a while and took my time like I did when I was first coming on the music scene,” says ...
The Spirit heads into the last month of the NWSL season, national team call-ups, and a USWNT vs. Spain game at Rowdy Audi.
When Bryan Jackson received a conditional grower’s license for D.C.’s medical cannabis market in October 2023, it was a dream come true for the lifelong Washingtonian. It was a moment he’d prepared ...
Digger (R, 128 mins.) is now in theaters. Help shape local journalism. Do you have five minutes to fill out our annual reader ...
On Thursday, D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb announced that Amazon will pay $8.25 million in refunds and penalties and ...
When the downtown park reopened in 2021, a restaurant structure was built, but the eatery that was slated to open in 2022 is still pending.
Looking for a no-frills breakfast spot in Northeast? Norma’s has got you. It’s all about family, comfort, and pancakes the size of your head.
During July 2026—the hottest month ever recorded in the U.S.—utility disconnections were up 28 percent from 2024. Convicted felon and President Donald Trump’s ...
Whether you love an outdoor music festival or you’re just local band-curious, Petworth PorchFest is the place to be this weekend. On Saturday, the stoop-centered block party turns five and, despite ...
This story was supported with funds from Spotlight DC—Capital City Fund for Investigative Journalism. The D.C. government shelled out $1.01 million for a team of seven contractors to manually watch ...
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