Rachel Sadon

“Every day all day, people think we’re closed. People have been complaining, asking what’s going on.”

They cost $1 to start, plus an additional 15 cents per mile.

The campy event has gone from subversive to city-sponsored.

Kavanaugh took the oath hours after the Senate approved his nomination 50-48.

It’s on the tennis court at the corner of 16th and Kennedy streets where Ashe’s D.C. legacy looms largest.

“It probably won’t be the last.”

D.C. has a much lower recycling rate than nearby jurisdictions, but officials are working on changing that.

“We’re committed to offering our customers and community a space free of hate, bigotry, sexism, and homophobia. It’s really pretty simple.”

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

After a year of rulings delaying the project, a federal appeals court reinstated its environmental approval.

The D.C. DMV will start offering a third option for gender, “X,” on Tuesday, the first jurisdiction in the country to do so.

Behind only California and Washington state in terms of the absolute increase.

That compares to 0.6 percent nationally.