Metro’s first public hearings on the latest budget start Monday, as the transit system tries to address a significant shortfall...

Comptroller Peter Franchot announced Thursday that checks to over 27,000 recipients identified by the Maryland Department of Labor for unemployment...

Greater Washington’s largest hotel could remain shuttered until at least mid-2021 as the owner of the Gaylord National Resort and...

Maryland legislators have begun to discuss regulation of the state’s newly approved legalized sports betting market, which includes mobile wagering....

After losing its prime subcontractor in a dispute over cost-overruns, the consortium building the Purple Line is one step closer...

Momentum is building among D.C. lawmakers and advocates to make another hefty investment in repairing and redeveloping the D.C. Housing...

Just two years ago, coworking was the fastest-growing sector in the D.C. office market, with providers like WeWork leasing large...

Do you have any idea how long we've been mulling over, fighting over, suing over, studying, planning, deliberating, wrangling and...

Virginia lawmakers approved a bill Saturday that would legalize the sale and recreational use of marijuana — but not until...

Gallaudet University is taking legal action against one of its construction contractors, James G. Davis Construction Corp., alleging the firm...