Memorial Day weekend is here, and restaurants plus retailers across Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia are celebrating with major savings. Whether you’re planning a backyard cookout, heading out for brunch, shopping for summer essentials, or just looking for a quick bite on the go, national chains and popular retailers are rolling out limited-time deals all […]
A violent fight that broke out inside a Chipotle restaurant in D.C.’s Navy Yard neighborhood is now drawing federal attention, with the FBI joining the Metropolitan Police Department’s investigation and offering a reward for information leading to arrests. According to MPD, officers responded around 8:41 p.m. Saturday to reports of a large fight inside the […]
The Maryland Department of Health is monitoring two Maryland residents following a possible exposure to hantavirus connected to a passenger aboard the M/V Hondius cruise ship. According to officials, the two residents were not passengers on the cruise ship. The possible exposure reportedly occurred during international air travel that briefly included a passenger infected with […]
New Music Friday: Week Of May 22 This week’s New Music Friday lineup brings a mix of long-awaited rap projects, smooth R&B releases, and new records already creating buzz online. From major collaborations to experimental sounds, artists across hip-hop and R&B are giving fans plenty of new music to stream heading into the weekend.
1. Smoke & Mirrors Located near Navy Yard, this rooftop offers one of the best views of the U.S. Capitol. The cocktails, lounge seating, and sunset views make it a go-to for summer evenings. 2. 12 Stories Situated at The Wharf, this stylish rooftop is known for waterfront views, lively crowds, and a DJ-friendly atmosphere […]
The D.C. Council officially approved a permanent youth curfew Tuesday after an 8-5 final vote on the Juvenile Curfew Amendment Act of 2025, marking a major step in the city’s ongoing effort to address public safety concerns tied to large youth gatherings. Under the legislation, Mayor Muriel Bowser or the Metropolitan Police Department can establish designated “extended […]
A protester who spent nearly a week atop the Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge in Washington, D.C., came down Wednesday morning with assistance from emergency crews. According to officials, Guido Reichstadter began descending around 9 a.m. Firefighters and emergency personnel used specialized equipment during the operation. Video from the scene showed Reichstadter being lowered in the […]
The Washington Commanders are stepping into a new era—while honoring their past. The team has officially unveiled its 2026 uniform closet, a refreshed collection that blends classic Super Bowl-era style with bold, modern updates. Leading the rollout are the return of the iconic burgundy and white jerseys, both inspired by the franchise’s championship history. These updated looks […]
WSSC Water is temporarily reducing fluoride levels in its drinking water supply, citing ongoing nationwide supply chain disruptions tied in part to global instability. The utility, which serves approximately 1.9 million residents in Montgomery and Prince George’s counties, announced that fluoride levels will be lowered from the typical 0.7 milligrams per liter (mg/L) to about 0.4 […]
Cherry Blossom Festival parade in D.C. brings major road closures, parking restrictions, and traffic disruptions this weekend.
The DMV’s ultimate high school step showdown is back! Join us on Saturday, March 14, at Eleanor Roosevelt High School in Greenbelt, MD, for The 2026 Step Olympics: GOLD RUSH, hosted by the Lady Raiders and Dem’ Raider Boyz. Come witness the hottest step teams from across the country compete for cash prizes, medals, trophies, and […]
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