DC Guide

A total of seven fields failed annual tests in the spring and weren’t fixed until the fall, and if officials used a more stringent standard, about half the city’s artificial turf fields would fail. [ more...

And don’t miss 35mm prints of The Hoodlum Priest, Armored Car Robbery, and Selena. ...Read More

But WMATA says it could still keep the system open later if the Lerners change their mind. ...Read More

Police are seeking public assistant to find the person responsible for the three separate hate-bias incidents that took place in September and October. ...Read More

Nearly eight out of every ten gunfire events in D.C. go unreported to 911, but they don’t go undetected. ...Read More

Halloween is around the corner, which means weekends full of bar crawls and costume contests. After awhile, though, both prospects sound as exciting as a party packed with people dressed as David S. Pumpkins. There’s far...

The $2 billion development is scheduled to debut tomorrow, but its marquee restaurants are lagging behind. ...Read More

D.C. homeowners see a spike in stink bugs, and more end-of-day news. ...Read More

The hope is that it will catch on with similar papers around the world, which have seen declines in sales as people increasingly go cashless. ...Read More

Thursday marks the grand opening of the Wharf, a mile-long, $2.5 billion development in Southwest D.C. But in the final hours, many of the restaurants that hoped to be fully operational for the occasion have been delayed due to...