The “downtown recovery grant” aims to incentivize businesses to relocate or expand into downtown.

The food hall, led by chefs Rubén García and Richie Brandenburg, will open in June.  

Before the pandemic, D.C. almost doubled in size every weekday with the influx of office workers. City officials are now wondering what the future might look like if they don’t all come back.

“Definitely the worst inauguration we’ve seen, sales-wise. But we do what we can.”

Downtown D.C. has been an economic engine for the District for years. The pandemic put an abrupt stop to that.

Downtown life, office life, and everything that brings with it is going through a major disruption right now,” says one local consultant.

Last Friday’s mass overdose incident wasn’t isolated. Synthetic marijuana overdoses are on the rise.

A 58-year-old woman was struck and killed by a bus in downtown D.C. yesterday afternoon.

A taxicab crashed into a downtown office building this morning, sending two people to the hospital.

Fixing the sinkhole that swallowed the intersection of 14th and F streets NW a week ago is expected to cost as much as $2 million, D.C. officials said today.