The interview sparked immediate outrage.

Carver and Slowe halls, both built in 1942, will offer 162 rental units that range from studios to two bedrooms.

The First Street Tunnel construction is expected to wrap up by the end of October.

“Make D.C. Weird” hosts an avant-garde night of caroling.

The First Street Tunnel will help prevent flooding during bad rainstorms in Bloomingdale and LeDroit Park.

The woman behind the campaign, who’s lived in D.C. since 1991, says she “really [believes] that saying “hi” is the first step toward building a relationship with your neighbors and then toward building a community.”

The First Street Tunnel, which “help alleviate some of the sewer backups and overland flooding experienced in the low-lying neighborhoods,” should be completed in 2016.

What caused all that flooding in Bloomingdale and LeDroit Park last year? A task force reports that it was a combination of old sewer lines and freakishly bad weather.

D.C. has proposed a solution to flooding at Bloomingdale and LeDroit Park: big holding tanks under the McMillan Sand Filtration site.

The atmosphere on T Street NW was less a lunch hour and more a revivalist sermon for the ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating the renewal of the Howard Theatre more than three decades after it was shuttered.