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The Restaurant Association Metropolitan Washington (RAMW) awarded a range of special distinctions following a year unlike any other.

And Biden gets into the reconciliation nitty-gritty.

House Democrats included a boatload of tech and telecom cash in the original version of their spending package.

County fair season returns, local R&B stars pay tribute to Marvin Gaye and Step Afrika! takes over the Kennedy Center's outdoor stage.

It may not be a traditional Pride celebration in Washington, but there's plenty to keep your LGBTQ spirits soaring.

She’s chasing a Washington dream. He’s the Night Mayor. Ben Terris It’s a Wednesday evening in April, and the ambiance at Old Ebbitt Grill, the historic tourist trap steps from the White House, feels familiar, if not exactly normal. The restaurant is operating at 25 percent capacity, per D.C’s covid-19 guidelines. A family with two young boys work their way through a mountain of french fries, waiters in black masks bring martinis to tables separated by transparent div...

12 Ways to Celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month Around DC Food talks, concerts, films, and more. Share Explore the history of DCs Chinatown and hear more about similar cultural hubs across the country. Photo by Flickr user allison_b216. May is Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, a celebration that is particularly significant this year amidst the increase in anti-Asian hate crimes across the country. This month, hear from local leaders about thei...

Hook Hall to offer vaccinations for those in hospitality and service industries Monday DC officials announced this past week that Hook Hall will have vaccinations for hospitality workers on Monday, May 3. Author: Nick Boykin (WUSA9) Updated: 8:26 PM EDT May 2, 2021 WASHINGTON — Free vaccinations for hospitality workers will be given out at D.C. event venue/bar Hook Hall, which has been working to help those in the service industry that were impacted financially...

Restaurant workers called the mask order Mayor Bowser issued Friday night dangerous and a disaster. She rescinded it and issued a new order on Saturday.

Doug Emhoff shared how his law school students reacted to having the second gentleman as their teacher INSIDER 3/11/2021 tlakritz@insider.com (Talia Lakritz) © Provided by INSIDER Second gentleman Doug Emhoff. Hyoung Chang/MediaNews Group/The Denver Post via Getty Images Doug Emhoff is teaching at Georgetown Law School while serving as second gentleman. He worked as an entertainment lawyer before quitting to support Kamala Harris in the White House. He said it was "odd" for...