Out of generosity, definitely not anger.

A release from the Office of Tax and Revenue simply reports that the the tax debt for TruOrleans, owned by James Redding, has been paid. Stadium Club was seized because of the unpaid taxes on Reeding’s now shuttered H Street NE restaurant.

The Office of Tax and Revenue has seized the Stadium Club, an “elite gentlemen’s” strip joint in Langdon Park, because of a debt its owner James Reeding owes, thanks to back taxes on his shuttered H Street NE restaurant TruOrleans.

The lawsuit alleges that former Baltimore Ravens wide receiver LaQuan Williams and his entourage assaulted two Stadium Club security personnel before D.C. police did the same.

A strip club in Northeast D.C. is the focus of a new reality show.

The Stadium Club plot thickens: a co-owner of the strip club — which was allegedly built in part with city grant money meant to help house people with HIV/AIDS — was one of the largest donors to Team Thomas, the under-investigation nonprofit run by Ward 5 Councilmember Harry Thomas, Jr.

Unemployment in the District of Columbia went up in May after the federal government didn’t hire as many people as it had been. So, obviously, the District government is trying to fill in the gaps. With strippers.