HOUSE OF THE WEEK | The neo-Richardsonian Romanesque home met the fate of many large houses before the current owners restored it.
Construction will begin on land next to New Carrollton and Eisenhower Avenue stations no later than the end of 2020, with about 3,000 workers moving into the two spots — as well as a new headquarters near L’Enfant Plaza — no later than December 2022, a Metro official said.
The relaxation of local marijuana laws doesn’t change the rules for public-housing apartments.
Washington Hebrew says the action does not mean it agrees with the assertion that it did not properly handle reports of abuse.
A participant in Shelters to Shutters, Andre Segears lives and works at Avalon Potomac Yards in Alexandria. (Dayna Smith for The Post)
Shelters to Shutters launched in 2015 and now operates in a dozen cities across the country.
Mayor Catherine E. Pugh (D) took an indefinite leave of absence beginning April 1 attributed to health issues following criticism of the more than $700,000 she was paid for her self-published “Healthy Holly” book series.
Madeline Hanington, a middle school teacher in Clarksburg, earned the top county honor.
They called on the mayor to invest more in schools.
Christopher Hasson, who prosecutors say planned to target politicians and journalists, had asked a federal judge to free him, pending a trial on gun and drug charges.
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Interfaith gathering showed unity in the face of attacks on religious institutions.
WHERE WE LIVE | NoMa is shedding its industrial past to become one of the city’s hottest neighborhoods.
Officials said the apartment had smoke detectors that were not working.
Homes at this price range from a one-bedroom condo in Kalorama to a four-bedroom house in Salem, Ore.
The proposal from the Washington region’s senators is conditional on new oversight and safety measures.
Joseph Galdo, who ran as a Green Party candidate for Congress in 2014, vows to “make Fairfax great again.”
Daniel Beckwitt, 27, faces up to 30 years in prison for the 2017 death of Askia Khafra, 21.
The schools chancellor defended his budget amid criticism.
School system rejects claims that its earlier decision related to gay characters in the play.