Paul Schwartzman

The women’s complaints led to the sudden resignation of John Falcicchio, Bowser’s chief of staff and deputy mayor for planning and economic development.

The case raises fresh concerns about easily accessible AI tools that can allow users, with only a few seconds of real audio footage, to create believable clones of people.

More testing is planned, but federal and city agencies say results so far show that emissions from a sealant plant pose no immediate health risk to residents.

A year after launching a campaign to rescue downtown, Mayor Muriel E. Bowser’s quest faces a slew of hurdles - including crime, vacant offices and the effects of the pandemic.

D.C. officials insist that a sprawling hodgepodge of city-owned real estate on a well known Washington corridor could be so much more.

Council Chairman Phil Mendelson, seeking to fill a seat left vacant by Mayor Muriel E. Bowser, appointed Evans to the D.C. Commission on the Arts and Humanities.

The risks are an added burden for a class of gig workers, many of them immigrants, who are often working second jobs as they strain to meet expenses.

Mystics owner Ted Leonsis is seeking to remove a key attraction that D.C. officials are counting on to help fuel investment and propel Congress Heights’ renaissance.

Downtown D.C. residents and businesses fear a loss of civic pride and economic activity if the Wizards and Capitals depart for Virginia.

An unbuttoned oasis in an otherwise buttoned-up downtown, Hotel Harrington ends a 109-year run.