In late 2015.
A couple of local casual restaurants announced today they are expanding.
After failing to find a contractor to manage operations at the historic Lincoln Theatre, D.C. is now looking for an entertainment company to lease the historic U Street venue.
Three men were shot outside a nightclub on the U Street NW corridor early Monday morning, and police are still investigating what led to the gunfire.
Two women on the bustling U Street NW corridor were shot early Saturday morning, with both suffering non-life-threatening injuries.
After a violent collision between a Capital Bikeshare rider and a tractor trailer earlier today, police re-opened a busy section of U Street NW late this morning after investigating the crash that sent the cyclist to an area hospital.
A stretch of U Street NW is closed while police investigate a collision earlier this morning between a bike and a tractor trailer that sent the cyclist to an area hospital in very serious condition.
Written by DCist Contributor Eric Denman On U street NW between 13th and 14th, nestled between Polly’s and a nail salon, Axis is settling into a rhythm and starting to be a very solid contender in an increasingly crowded strip. The wine list, which averages $12 $8 by the glass, is respectable, but the real reason to come here is for the tap list. Although it doesn’t boast a huge variety of obscure seasonals, the…
On Monday morning at a little after 11 a.m., we noticed a pair of beat cops walking along U Street NW near 12th Street. In many other cities, this would certainly be nothing to take note of, but in D.C., the cries from neighborhood associations and individual residents for more officers to patrol on foot have been heard for years. Police Chief Cathy Lanier thus rightly made a big deal out of increasing the number…
By now it is Chamber of Commerce cliché to write of “U Street’s revitalization.” Most residents have read the historical postings along U Street NW and know, by way of slogan at least, that “before Harlem, there was U Street.” At the height of Washington’s segregated past, a few decades after segregation was imposed by Congress against the will of a vocal many white and black District residents, U Street NW was the city’s celebrated…