Notable talkers throughout the process have been the Commanders deal, the tipped wage initiative, and violence intervention programs.

After hours of debating a slew of last-minute amendments, the D.C. Council voted to approve an almost $22 billion budget for 2026.

The D.C. Council will hear from the Commanders and the mayor’s office about deal to bring the team to a new stadium at the ...

The majority of advance testimony reviewed by WUSA9 shows support for the stadium plan, according to documents filed with the ...

The first day of public hearings for bringing the Washington Commanders back to the District kicked off Tuesday morning at ...

DC’s tipped wage will not be phased out by 2027 as scheduled. Instead, the DC Council voted 7 to 5 today to partially repeal ...

D.C.’s biggest rental reform in years is one vote away from becoming law. The City Council advanced a scaled-back version of ...

The D.C. Council is holding the second of two public hearings on Wednesday on the proposed redevelopment of RFK Stadium, ...

Locals in the tech ecosystem are disappointed by the move, but hopeful the program will be slotted into future budgets.

“It’s a recognition that another steep increase in labor costs at this moment might change D.C.’s wonderful and ...

The D.C. Council passed an amendment Monday that partially repealed the law that would have increased earnings for tipped ...

D.C.’s mayor and the Commanders president speaking before the D.C. Council today, pushing to get the stadium deal approved.