It's starting to be winter, finally, after a long Indian summer of warm days and little rainfall. But lately it's been chillier and drizzlier and crummier outside. Most people prefer the sun; they don't have to wear big jackets or get soggy, and D.C. cold always seems to bite. That doesn't bother some folks. But they're probably looking at you because you're wearing Uggs. Quote of the Week At the Foggy Bottom Metro station: Girl... more ›

Metro stations have always been dimly lit, adding to the general cathedral-like atmosphere upon which the transit system has built much of its reputation. But that may soon change. more ›

At 8 a.m. on any given weekday, just around the corner from the Foggy Bottom Metro station you’ll likely spot four or five bike messengers huddled around a red Ford Econoline van. Each morning they meet with groggy eyes to rummage through wrapped packages like slightly under-enthusiastic children on Christmas morning. Brought in via Dulles International Airport, the packages are addressed to locations all over the District. This is the first run of many for these couriers. more ›

Yesterday we complained about a particularly vicious set of potholes by Pennsylvania Avenue and 24th Street in Foggy Bottom, begging the District to finally fill the worst of the offenders so as to spare pedestrians the inevitable daily splashing as cars drive by. more ›

We've complained about potholes before. And though there are plenty of them around the city, it has been a particular set of potholes that have tested our patience day in and day out over the last two years. Anyone who walks from the Foggy Bottom Metro station to Georgetown knows of them. There they are, a row of potholes along the southern edge of Pennsylvania Avenue, just beyond 24th Street. They start as mere dips... more ›

This wouldn't otherwise be news, but we've always been somewhat irked by Lyndon LaRouche and his followers. Even worse is the fact that they've spent the better part of the week camped out by the Foggy Bottom Metro station during the afternoon rush, doing what, well, whatever it is they do. Today they added to their act six or seven minivans and cars, all parked illegally in front of the George Washington University Hospital. They all did keep their blinkers on, though, so we guess it's ok. more ›