The K Street design gives dedicated bus lanes top billing, and doesn’t explicitly preclude DC Streetcar expansion plans.

A pair of parking spots will be transformed into a mini park through October.

McPherson Madness and Someone to Watch Over Me both deal with young political idealists, one better than the other.

Washington usually suffers from political gridlock, but yesterday an elected politician caused a much more literal form of gridlock.

D.C. Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton doesn’t think too highly of some of the city’s architecture, she said at a congressional hearing yesterday.

The world became a cuter place for a minute as a family of ducks crossed K Street this afternoon—in the crosswalk.

On top of the rain, it’s looking like an active day of Occupy D.C.-related protests will keep traffic tied up throughout parts of the District today.

Carefully escorted by police through downtown D.C. and into Georgetown, 200-plus Occupy D.C. protesters made it to the Key Bridge without issue this afternoon. Though traffic was stopped along the route and on the Key Bridge as the marchers approached, it resumed once protesters made it on to the bridge’s sidewalk.

A D.C. man was taken into police custody this morning after he reportedly locked himself in his K Street apartment and ran the water in an attempt to flood his entire building.

After bankruptcy claimed the Borders bookstore at 1801 K Street NW, many wondered who would take up the space. Well, the storefront at least has a temporary replacement — this year’s FotoWeekDC photography festival, which will occupy the space for a week, beginning November 4.