Enjoy outdoor movies and music festivals, sip piña coladas, toast Bastille Day, and celebrate the DC Defenders’ championship.

3 Locals on Why Washington, D.C. Is the City to Visit This Year, No Politics Required Politics may be the foundation of the nation’s capital, but culture is what makes the district shine. Meet three ...

There is no place like Washington, DC, our nation’s capital, where I was born and raised—where I left in fury and returned with grace. Known for embodying contradictions of power, the city ...

Traffic Plans for Connecticut Avenue bike lanes to be revealed in DC DDOT is holding a virtual meeting Monday to update the public on their safety plan for the corridor.

The future of D.C.'s Connecticut Avenue is up for debate with the possibility of adding bike lanes back on the table.

Luminaries from media, politics and entertainment gathered to celebrate Gayle King at Byron Allen's Washington D.C. Gala.

Author Diana Parsell discussed the life of Eliza Scidmore, the globe-traveling journalist who worked to bring Japanese cherry trees to Washington, D.C, in the early 20th century. Politics and ...

Some residents along the Connecticut Avenue corridor have formed a group called Save Connecticut Avenue and are opposing city plans to install bicycle lanes.

WASHINGTON — Iconic bookstore and coffeehouse Politics and Prose has become the first bookstore in D.C. to unionize and reach a contract.

Succeeding public backlash, Politics and Prose owners Bradley Graham and Lissa Muscatine voluntarily recognized the union after numerous weeks of refusal and hiring Jones Day, a law firm known for ...

Three men sit on a bench in front of Politics and Prose bookshop in Washington, DC on Nov. 30, 2017. Photo: MARI MATSURI/AFP via Getty Images Employees at the famed Politics and Prose bookstore in ...

Famed independent bookstore Politics and Prose has successfully become the first unionized bookstore in Washington, D.C. “We are pleased to announce that Politics and Prose and UFCW Local 400 ...