The cherry blossom trees in DC may have their earliest peak bloom ever this thanks to a warm, largely snow-free winter, the NPS said.
Friends and community members will celebrate the life of Angela “Angie” Hill on Sunday, Feb. 19 at an event at the Sousa Bridge in D.C.
Washington Revels is a nearly 40-year old cultural institution in the greater DC area.
Smith, an activist who marched for civil rights in D.C. and Selma, was one of the last remaining children of enslaved Black Americans.
The cubs were born to first-time mom Amani at the Conservation Biology Institute in Front Royal.
Contribution Coincides with Discounted Membership Offer for Police, Firefighters
Dylan Bradford and Mia Swaby-Jones each win $5,000 award established by The Howard Hughes Corp. in honor of "Project 1619" journalist
Three people died when lightning struck Lafayette Park near the White House last month. Amber Escudero-Kontostathis was the lone survivor.
Minor Adjustments To Insurance Policies Could Protect Against Major Loss
Miss Utility of Maryland/D.C. encourages everyone to call 8-1-1 or visit missutility.net at least two days before digging
Karen's first cookbook, 6-MINUTE DINNERS is coming out, by purchasing the book you will be helping feed those in need!
Starry is an internet service provider focused on making connecting to the internet simple and affordable.
The company is helping to close digital divide through innovative technology
IRF Summit Cochairs Dr. Katrina Lantos Swett & Amb. Sam Brownback and 4 other religious freedom advocates ring the Bell & pray for the world
Dr. Katrina Lantos Swett and Amb. Sam Brownback pray for world peace as well as justice and religious freedom for everyone
Violations of Religious Freedom and Human Rights by Rogue Taiwanese Bureaucrats
George Washington University officials say the name "no longer does the work that a moniker should— namely, unifying the campus."
Members of the LGBTQ+ community will be participating in the 2022 Capital Pride Parade and Block Party in Northwest D.C. on Saturday.
In the aftermath of the Texas school shooting and other mass shootings, a group supporting stricter gun laws will hold a rally.
The two-day literature festival convens writers, poets, and literary practitioners with a focus on the Middle East.
Rachel's Racers raised $400,000 for National Brain Tumor Society to honor the memory of Rachel Rabinovitz, 24, of Potomac, Maryland.
Smithsonian's National Zoo staff found more than 20 dead flamingos in their outdoor habitat Monday. Officials said a wild fox killed them.
The book is one of 12 joining 10 winning TV/cable programs and films in the Awards' 73rd year
National Prescription Drug Take Back Day will be Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Washington, D.C.
For the second time ever, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will open the Washington D.C. Temple to the public.
Passport Auto Group presented a 2022 Nissan Frontier pickup truck Tuesday to the Central Union Mission to help its Ready2Work program.
A mother fox and 3 kits captured at the U.S. Capitol were euthanized after tests showed they'd been exposed to rabies. 9 people were bitten.
Online videos show the corpse of Maryland rapper Markelle Morrow, also known as Goonew, propped up on a stage inside Bliss Nightclub in D.C.
National Prayer Luncheon for Life Honors Live Action with Pro-Life Impact Award & $50K Grant
NASA will launch a suborbital sounding rocket Monday from Wallops Flight Facility in VA. Residents in seven states may be able to see it.
Hello Kitty Cafe Truck will be rolling into the National Cherry Blossom Festival, stopping for two days at the Japanese Street Festival.
Smithsonian's National Zoo is marking the 50th anniversary of the first pair of giant pandas arriving from China with a variety of events.
Live Action is Nominated for 2022 Pro-Life Impact Award for Protecting the Preborn and $50k Grant at March 25 Recognition
Daylight saving time 2022 starts Sunday, March 13; don't forget to change your clocks. Should the change be permanent in VA, DC?
Organizers of the 2022 National Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, D.C., are forecasting peak bloom of the cherry trees later in March.
When does daylight saving time 2022 start in Virginia and DC? Do you think DST should be made permanent?
At 8 feet tall, Linda the ostrich arrived at the National Zoo in November and has been keeping the zookeepers on their toes ever since.
Washington National Cathedral will toll its funeral bell 900 times at 5 p.m. on Monday to pay tribute to the 900,000 deaths from COVID-19.
The Yards in Southeast D.C. is holding its Ice Yards event on Saturday, Feb. 26. The day will include a snowboard simulator and ax-throwing.
The National Cherry Blossom Festival is inviting residents of D.C. and Northern Virginia to decorate their porches, yards and windows.