The corner of 14th and U streets, Northwest, is now home to six LGBTQ bars, with just over 300 feet separating the nightlife options. The spots have all opened their doors over the past few years, ...
Bragging points: A new 8,750-square-foot house on a fenced half-acre lot with six bedrooms, six bathrooms, three half baths, two fireplaces, a foyer, a library, a recreation room, an exercise room, ...
Photograph courtesy of Crimson Lane Vineyards. Sip estate-grown wines amid rolling vineyards and postcard-worthy Blue Ridge views. Reservations are limited to groups of six to preserve the winery’s ...
Good morning. My heart is ringin’ and my soul is singin’ on this 21st day of September. Mostly cloudy today with a high around 77. Rain is likely overnight, with a low near 61. The Nationals visit ...
Fall is prime time for film buffs and cinephiles to binge a variety of new movies and classic features at an area film festival. This season, hometown favorites return with packed lineups of filmmaker ...
Joia Burger is bringing its smash burgers with Filipino flare to two new locations this fall. A takeout-only outpost with late-night hours is opening on 14th Street, taking over Cafe Saint-Ex’s next ...
Washingtonian’s October issue features our 2026 list of the area’s 300 Most Powerful Women. In the print article, which comes out today, we ran photos of four of the women: Janeese Lewis George, the ...
I am focused on growth, particularly what creates sustainable growth in a city like Washington. Growth isn’t just adding buildings. Whether I’m thinking about Edens or Washington, the question I am ...
Washingtonian’s October issue features our 2026 list of the area’s 300 Most Powerful Women. In the print article, which comes out today, we ran photos of four of the women: Myechia Minter-Jordan, the ...
Senior-living communities with a focus on memory care—whether standalone memory-care campuses or facilities with specialized wings or areas—offer care that’s specifically designed to benefit residents ...
9/21/26 update: The closure of Waterside Drive has been delayed due to the discovery of an underground utility line during excavation. Electronic signs went up weeks ago at each end of Waterside Drive ...
The lead-up to what remains one of the most bizarre moments in Washington history began on the evening of April 30, 1970, when President Richard Nixon announced in a televised address that the Vietnam ...
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