DC Guide

More than half the city’s legislators have requested that NPS take down a memorial to Albert Pike that stands in Judiciary Square. ...Read More

The new service, which includes several downtown stations, extends cellphone coverage along a segment of the Orange, Blue, and Silver Lines to 3.7 miles. ...Read More

The inaugural DC Black Film Festival runs from August 17-19. ...Read More

Plus, there’s not enough room at St. Elizabeths, Maryland’s marijuana program gets new growers, and more in the news. ...Read More

Previously, many Capital Bikeshare cyclists used the unaffiliated Spotcycle app. ...Read More

The most common complaint about Washington’s restaurant scene is the rising price of food and drink. Seven-dollar local craft beers and $12 cocktails have become the norm at some bars, which is why it can feel great to...

For the second night in a row. ...Read More

Also, U-Va. students consider their return to Charlottesville, and more end-of-day news. ...Read More

The city granted 165 new liquor licenses in 2010, but by 2016, less than half of those same businesses remained. ...Read More

  The “dump” is getting a $3.4 million facelift. ...Read More