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A Sun Sentinel reader Asks Lois for restaurants in Fort Lauderdale where the food doesn't taste mass-produced and bland.

Held on Nov. 15 at the Blind Whino in Washington, D.C. Lyft Pitch offered the ridesharing company's drivers a chance to present their own companies.

The thought from organized labor and union-friendly Democratic allies was that unified control of Congress would be enough to effectuate a substantial boost to the NLRB’s funding levels.

When former defense attorney Joey Barber began slinging carryout-only pies out of Ivy City's Union Kitchen, he soared to the top tier of DC's pizza-makers. Now, after a years-long wait, he opened a shop of his own near Capitol Hill's Lincoln Park earlier this month. What sets Barber's operation apart is its diverse offerings of The former Union Kitchen start-up is offering takeout Detroit, New York, and Chicago-style pies.

Washington DC’s vegan bar, deli, and caterer is expanding with the addition of a new artisanal vegan cheese shop.

This weekend the DMV will have some beautiful fall weather. Want to get out and enjoy it?  D.C., Maryland and Virginia all have fun, festive events coming up this weekend where everyone can find something they'll enjoy.

Arts, entertainment, and fun in DC, Maryland, and Virginia October 17-23. Celebrate Diwali, grab all-you-can-eat tacos, and more things to do.

It’s been so long, 16 years to be exact, since the Padres hosted a playoff game at Petco Park. One superfan has been waiting for this moment even longer.

HOUSTON, TX - DLP Capital, a private real estate investment and financial services firm, announced that it has purchased a Houston-area multifamily property, Elan Memorial Park, in partnership with Texas-based ORP Investments Inc. The mixed-use property, with 297 residential units and premium retail spaces, is located in the Neartown-River Oaks submarket of Houston, a highly desirable live-work-play environment just four miles from downtown Houston and near to Texas Medical Center. The Houston.....

While Hmong culture is celebrated annually at Hmong Minnesota Day, Hmong cuisine was never among the vendors. That is, until now.