Washington D.C.

A Free Fall Trip Is Leaving From D.C., But You Won't Know The Destination

Experiences, meals and lodging will all be paid for, according to the event description.

Here's Why An African Market Is Coming To The Wharf Next Month

The waterfront display will include food and Afro-Soul and Afrobeats music.

Black-Owned D.C. Funeral Parlor Closes From Gentrification, Fewer Funerals

The home had been in business for about 80 years.

D.C. Police Searching For 394 People Who Rode ATVs, Dirt Bikes In Street

A surveillance camera recorded the group riding the bikes.

D.C. School Dress Codes Impact Black Girls Most, Report Found

Charter schools also had more restrictions than public schools last year.

Ward 8 Coucilmember Trayon White Claims D.C. 7-Eleven Selling Expired Food

White said he contacted the District’s Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs.

Broccoli City Fest Creators Establish Food Festival

Gourmet food and cocktails will be on hand.

Buck Hill Mural Coming To U Street As Part Of MuralsDC Project

Six new murals are coming to the District. As part of the MuralsDC program, new artwork will be added to Wards 1, 2, 4, 5 and 7. The new mural on 14th and U streets will include jazz musician Buck Hill, Mayor Muriel Bowser said in a news release. “Murals and other street art are a rich part of DC’s...

How A Rusty Van With Bullet Holes Turned Into One Of D.C.'s Most Popular Food Trucks

By Scott Gelman Matt Jones arrived at the D.C. intersection of 7th and F street on Wednesday afternoon prepared to order the same milkshake made in a retro van he has requested for five years. As owner Brandon Byrd emerged from the van, which blasts Motown classics, Jones ordered “The Jitterbug,” a...