The company is slated to move into the region’s tallest building, bringing 750 jobs.

One senator says that Hoover’s name shouldn’t follow the headquarters to the ‘burbs.

According to a report released today by the office of D.C. Chief Financial Officer Natwar Gandhi, the FBI moving to the suburbs could boost the city government’s tax revenue by $28 million.

A rumored move of the FBI headquarters to a site near Union Station is news to the Government Printing Office, which owns the land.

A new proposal could keep the FBI in D.C., moving it to site a block away from Union Station.

With The Washington Post’s headquarters potentially going on the market, the paper’s publisher says she wants to keep it in the District, “if possible.”

The FBI may be moving out of its Brutalist headquarters on Pennsylvania Avenue, but a pair of D.C. legislators don’t simply want to surrender the agency to a suburban campus altogether.