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Concerned citizens from across the D.C. area are on a mission to stop the Washington Wizards and Capitals stadium from moving out of D.C. to Virginia.

Leaders in Alexandria made a strong case to the people in the neighborhood as to why it would be beneficial to have the Washington Capitals and the Washington Wizards in Northern Virginia.

Recent developments are making the battle lines pretty clear

While standing alongside Virginians, the organization “Don’t Mute DC” rallied outside Capital One Arena, calling for the Wizards and Capitals to stay where they are.

In front of the Potomac Yard Metro station, opponents to a proposed complex that would house the Washington Wizards and Capitals ticked off a list of concerns.

The National Coalition on Black Civic Participation (NCBCP) will host its 26th Annual Spirit of Democracy Awards, Celebrating the Diversity of Our Democracy,...

Discover how the DMV Music Stakeholders group in Washington D.C. united during the pandemic to support musicians and advocate for government aid.

The brick and mortar will document the genre’s history, while the Mobile Go-Go Museum will bring the go-go beat back to the city’s streets.

Construction began Wednesday on the first-ever Go-Go Museum as workers broke ground in the historic Anacostia Southeast neighborhood.

Here's what to know about plans for D.C.'s Go-Go Museum.