Robert Devaney

Open since 2002, Pizzeria Paradiso at 3282 M St. NW. closed its doors on Sunday, July 26, The pizza pioneer, founded by Ruth Gresser in 1991 with its Dupont

Trump at the WHCA Dinner not so abrasively said, “You people have no idea how lucky you are. When I'm gone, you’re all going to be broke. Your business model

Meermin Shoes is now open at 3001 M St. NW. It is the Spanish footwear brand’s first retail location in the Washington, D.C. The business offers handcrafted

Married for 45 years, Walter and Isabel “Didi” Cutler died within weeks of each other last month. The two were a well-known power couple around Washington and

The gold leafing of Washington, D.C., continues as its latest shining iterations attest: the two freshly gilded equestrian statues near the Lincoln Memorial.

Robin Hill, Australian-born wildlife artist, author and fixture of the Washington cultural landscape, passed away on August 8. The 31st Street resident was 94.

The first‑ever NTT IndyCar Series race on the National Mall — the Freedom 250 Grand Prix of Washington, D.C. — starts its engines this weekend to celebrate America's 250th birthday.

Mayor Muriel Bowser joined DC Public Schools, the DC Department of General Services and District leaders along with community members and Georgetown University officials to celebrate the first day of school and cut the ribbon on the newly expanded and newly renamed John R. Thompson Jr. High School, formerly known as MacArthur High School.

The Freedom 250 Grand Prix took over downtown D.C. this weekend. While some were not exactly happy about race cars zooming by museums and causing road

In a dramatic turn of events, the Department of Defense capitulated to a temporary truce on Friday, staying its hand in the Aug. 21 termination of three top