With enrollment declining and state funding uncertain, District administrators must choose between facility closures, staffing cuts, and tuition increases before fall classes resume.
From Georgetown to NoMa, Washington's unique blend of transient ambition, diplomatic intrigue, and old-money tradition creates a nightlife ecosystem unlike anywhere else in the world.
As rents spike and consumer spending tightens across the District, local enterprises are scrambling to adapt to a fundamentally altered business environment.
As vacancy rates climb in select neighbourhoods, both renters and property owners face a dramatically altered landscape that's reshaping power dynamics and pricing strategies throughout the District.
As lawmakers prepare for recess, pivotal decisions on housing density, Metro funding, and Ward 8 development will determine whether the capital can address its affordability crisis.
As Georgetown and Navy Yard restaurants face margin pressures, local industry data reveals how national economic headwinds are reshaping Washington's dining landscape.
From Cold War refugees to today's arrivals, the capital's transformation into a sanctuary hub reflects broader American immigration patterns and the organizations that have made it possible.
As the city fast-tracks housing development across Shaw, Anacostia, and the Northeast corridor, residents face a critical choice between growth and displacement.
As federal agencies and Fortune 500 companies race to hire artificial intelligence specialists in the District, a two-tiered job market is emerging that rewards the already-credentialed while leaving mid-career workers scrambling.
From intimate jazz clubs in U Street to arena shows on the waterfront, here's where to catch world-class live entertainment in the nation's capital this summer.
As murals and outdoor galleries transform neighbourhoods from H Street to Anacostia, the city's visual culture is breaking free from marble monuments and federal formality.
From U Street's vintage revival to Eastern Market's expanded vendor network, Washington's neighborhood shopping districts are thriving by doubling down on community, sustainability, and what makes the city's retail culture unique.
