Washingtonian CEO Cathy Merrill suggested that employees who choose to remain remote should lose their benefits. Now, her staffers aren’t working in protest.

White is also behind the popular podcasts ‘Making Oprah’ and ‘Making Obama.’

While revenue may be in decline, the work that local publications do is more vital than ever.

“This show is not about me. It’s not about a person,” Johnson said. The station hopes to have a permanent replacement by March.

Rather than the newspaper’s current slogan, “Democracy dies in darkness,” this ersatz version says, “Democracy awakens in action.”

Amid a streak of successes and major shifts in D.C. sports, outlets both old and new are getting in on the boom.

“It seems like we’ve got a lemon, but we’re working on a really good batch of lemonade.”

The Examiner announced today that it is axing its local section, and might forgo daily publishing altogether.

Breaking his organization’s week-long silence in the aftermath of the shooting spree at an elementary school in Newtown, Conn., Wayne LaPierre, the chief executive of the National Rifle Association, finally addressed the media today.

The Onion has ceased distributing in D.C. No really, it has. Seriously.