The Petworth comedy club is growing into the old Fia's Fabulous Finds space, even as neighbor Cinder BBQ stays shuttered from January's fire.

The new Vietnamese spot at 619 H St NW serves $39 Wagyu phở where Tony Cheng's once welcomed presidents for nearly 40 years.

Adamstown gets school upgrades and cheaper energy bills, but critics warn the deal freezes zoning at the old Eastalco site for good.

D.C. drivers who spend most of their hours in the District must now be reclassified as full employees under the deal.

Bellevue Elementary joins Obama Elementary on the mold-closure list, with hundreds of Richmond kids displaced to community centers.

Free pet adoptions, EVs, and shuttle service headline the 12th annual event at a park once restricted to white residents only.

Chevron's century-old Venezuela presence just got bigger, with plans to push daily output near 600,000 barrels.

A 17-year-old was found with gunshot wounds Tuesday night near a Northwest D.C. McDonald's with a violent recent history.

Federal agents also took control of Hamas' recruiting website and Telegram fundraising channels tied to the Qassam Brigades.

Holy Burger is moving into the old De Rhum Spot space at Sherman and Harvard, bringing hand-cut halal beef and vegan options to the corridor.

OSSE's stoplight system lets teachers use AI for lesson plans and parent emails, but keeps humans in charge of grading and discipline.

A Georgia man and a Bronx man flew in from Casablanca and Paris with 14 checked bags between them. Inside: $90,000 worth of a stimulant leaf.

Crews close a Rock Creek lane Wednesday to remove Joel Shapiro's 24-foot aluminum sculpture, whose future home remains undecided.