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Fast-food chain Sonic Drive-In has filed plans to build a new restaurant in Prince William County, its first outpost along the Interstate 95 corridor in Northern Virginia.
D.C. developer, businessman and philanthropist Calvin Cafritz, the eldest son of real estate icon Morris Cafritz and his wife Gwendolyn, died Thursday at Sibley Memorial Hospital. He was 91.
The first in-depth public review of specific buildings that will be part of “WestEnd,” the redevelopment of the former Landmark Mall property in Alexandria, is scheduled for early December before the city’s Planning Commission.
The PGA Tour’s upcoming 2022 Wells Fargo Championship will generate about $28 million of economic output for Montgomery County, according to a new report.
A karaoke bar is slated to open later this year at The Wharf, the latest in an evolving mix of tenants at the mixed-use development on D.C.’s Southwest waterfront.
Gov. Larry Hogan says Maryland would like to keep the Washington Commanders in the state, but it will not “get in a bidding war” to build a new stadium for the NFL franchise.
It’s crunch time for the peak holiday travel period for American Airlines and United Airlines.
Former Washington Football Team quarterback Alex Smith has sold his McLean home a few months after his release from the team.
A replica of Moe’s, the community’s go-to bar and restaurant from “The Simpsons,” is coming to a Greater Washington mall.
Emergent BioSolutions Inc. and the Department of Health and Human Services have terminated a pandemic preparedness contract the Gaithersburg company has held since 2012.
Robert Griffin III has finally unloaded his Loudoun County home, nine years after he was drafted by the Washington Football Team and six years since he last played a game for the franchise.
What salary might graduates of Greater Washington colleges expect once they hit the middle of their careers? Well, here’s a look.
Science Applications International Corp. (NYSE: SAIC) has tapped a new executive to oversee its cybersecurity strategy and response efforts, selecting Kevin Brown as its chief information security officer, according to a statement from the company issued Thursday.
John Garvey, the Catholic University of America’s president since 2010, will step down at the end of this academic year, he announced Wednesday.
Inova Health System is requiring all employees to receive a COVID-19 vaccine, making the Falls Church-based nonprofit the latest in the region to employ such a mandate.
Milt Peterson, the legendary Greater Washington developer behind the likes of Fair Lakes, Burke Centre, National Harbor and downtown Silver Spring, has died. He was 85.
Once again, Amazon.com Inc. looks to be turning a shuttered Northern Virginia supermarket into one of its non-Whole Foods Market grocery stores — this one less than seven miles from its Franconia location, which could open as early as the end of this month.
The District is partnering with Johnson & Johnson Innovation to provide grants to startups working to address chronic health care challenges faced in underserved D.C. communities — and then give them a home to make their idea a reality.
Butter Me Up, the Shaw breakfast pop-up that’s currently ranked as D.C.’s best breakfast or brunch spot on Yelp, is getting a home of its own.
The Maryland Department of Commerce has opened three new international trade offices in Europe as the state looks to grow its global reach.
United Airlines (NASDAQ: UAL) has added a direct flight from Dulles International Airport to Athens, Greece, the airline announced Monday, as it grows its route network to include countries that have reopened to visitors vaccinated from Covid-19.
The Matan Cos. will add biotech manufacturing and research space to one of its existing office campuses in Germantown to meet the surge in demand from local life sciences firms.
Restaurant delivery giant DoorDash Inc. is building out two warehouse spaces, one in D.C. and the other in Alexandria, to serve as Greater Washington’s first “DashMart” convenience stores.
Trailblazing ballerina Misty Copeland and Under Armour Inc. have cut ties, ending a key relationship that dated back to 2014 and which helped the company make inroads with female athletes.
