After being holed up in my basement apartment for five days, even the newest installment of The Real World D(upont) C(ircle) seemed like an exciting break from growing cabin fever. Unfortunately, what promised to be the most riveting inter-personal drama of the series ended up being nothing more than...

Photo by swkaplan We just got off the phone with MPD spokesperson Sgt. Nicholas Breul, who filled in some details on the arrest of a woman involved in a snowball fight early this morning. Bruel confirmed Third District police officers responded to a call of a “disorderly snow fight” at the...

Woo Super Bowl! That was a football game. Now, back to All Snow All the Time. If you are a District government worker and you’re only just trying to decide whether to show up for work on time tomorrow or have another beer, then have one for your correspondent at DCist, because District government...

Photo by (afm) That weird judge stalker case ended in a conviction today for Taylar Nuevelle. She faces up to 15 years in prison. SWDCBlog gives us a glimpse of what the revamped Waterfront Metro station entrance will look like soon. H Street Great Street offers more details on the forthcoming Biergarten...

This morning, Donnie Simpson bid farewell to D.C. radio , after a 32-year career in the industry. Simpson has been the morning voice on WPGC (95.5 FM) for as long as I can remember — or more specifically, he’s been the smart, reasonable, clever cornerstone of their morning show since 1993....

Natwar Gandhi, photo by DCCA The ongoing contracts dispute between the D.C. Council and the administration of Mayor Adrian Fenty is heading to court. Days after D.C. Council Chairman Vincent Gray once again extended the deadline to resolve the matter of whether the council will order payments stopped...

Photo by M.V. Jantzen The District Department of Transportation is considering creating a brand new Circulator line that would travel between Barracks Row and the Anacostia and Congress Heights Metro stations, Jonathan O’Connell reports in the Washington Business Journal . This is a separate idea...

                            Sockets Records is by no means the biggest name in D.C. music history, but the record label, started by local noisemaker Sean Peoples, celebrated its fifth birthday with a whole crew of friends. The Black...

Javaris Crittenton (AP File) Wizards guard Javaris Crittenton was charged with two misdemeanor counts of unlawful gun possession earlier today, but has already entered a guilty plea on one of the charges, as part of a deal with prosecutors, the Post’s Keith Alexander and Mike Wise report from...

As Conan O’Brien prepares to tape his final episode of The Tonight Show this evening, news broke in Lisa de Moraes’ TV Column last night that on top of getting his old show back, Jay Leno is also coming to D.C. in May to host the White House Correspondents Dinner . Leno may be the most ridiculed...