D.C. activists are urging city leaders to scrap plans to name the auditorium at the remodeled MLK Library after billionaire Jeff Bezos.
This green startup is building the future of sustainable city living.
The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in D.C. will mark Holocaust Remembrance Day on Thursday with special virtual events.
Here's a list of the Red Cross blood drives being held in the Washington DC area.
The NFL awarded a grant to Free Minds Book Club & Writing Workshop in D.C. as part of the league’s Inspire Change social justice initiative.
The National Cherry Blossom Festival is inviting people of all ages to apply to become a volunteer at the 2022 festival.
A short film screening followed by a virtual community discussion about dementia, resources, and caregiving through the power of music.
Dire blood shortages are forcing doctors in the District of Columbia to delay blood transfusions for those who need them.
The Capitol Hill owl attracts a few dozen birdwatchers each night hoping to spot the same species that delivers messages to Harry Potter.
At the National Zoo in Washington, DC, giant panda cub Xiao Qi Ji, who is only 16 months old, had a great time playing in last week's snow.
Red Cross blood donors will be entered for a chance to win tickets to the Super Bowl.
DTLR presented the donation – which provided holiday shopping sprees to 20 local families – to Be The Village and District Motherhued®
Firehouse Subs restaurants in the D.C. area are raising money to help victims of the tornadoes in Kentucky, Illinois and other states.
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The Red Cross is holding blood drives in the Washington DC area soon.
Pepco is offering customers opportunities to give back locally through its Good Neighbor Energy Fund and Gift of Energy programs.
The nation is experiencing a severe blood supply shortage.
Nearly 500 reports from residents in VA, DC and other eastern states said a bright-green fireball streaked across the sky. Did you see it?
Donna Marie Alexander shares gratitude for the special relationship she has with her children and friends who offer help in tough times.
As more and more states opt to make Daylight Saving Time permanent, see what time the sun will set in DC and northern Virginia.
A TikToker who blew the whistle on a rat-infested Popeyes near Eastern Market is holding a fundraiser to help pay his bills.
Here's a list of the Red Cross blood drives coming up near you.
All types of donations are needed, especially type O.
The National Cherry Blossom Festival is partnering with Chase for a tree-planting ceremony on Friday in Oxon Run Park in Southeast D.C.
Three D.C. area residents will appear on "Wheel of Fortune" next week. A new exhibition on the U.S.-Mexico border wall is coming to D.C.
A new exhibition at the National Building Museum will offer visitors a multimedia look at the wall separating the United States and Mexico.
A man was arrested for impersonating police in downtown DC on Tuesday. An ice sculpture shaped like a salmon was on display on Saturday.
The FDR Memorial Legacy Committee hosted a celebration on Monday to commemorate the 137th birthday of former First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt.
A video showing the effects of climate change in Alaska was projected onto a 9,000-pound ice sculpture on Saturday near Nationals Park.
Tyrone Belton, who was dragged 20 feet from his daughters after getting struck by a Jeep, is requesting financial help for their recovery.
Two children and their father were injured when they were struck by a vehicle while walking to school. Resistance grows to no-tent zones.
A D.C. worker clearing out a homeless encampment with heavy machinery in Northeast D.C. on Monday picked up a tent with a man still inside.
A ceremony on the National Mall marked the end of a COVID-19 memorial, while Vice President Kamala Harris sold her condo in Dupont Circle.
Lions and tigers at the National Zoo in D.C. that tested presumptive positive for COVID-19 two weeks ago are showing signs of improvement.
Posthumous inductions for rapper Heavy D and legendary record producer Chucky Thompson into Hip-Hop Museum. Women's march street closures.
Fiserv Inc. is offering $10,000 grants to support minority-owned small businesses in D.C. and Virginia harmed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The National Park Service conducted its yearly test of a levee system near the Washington Monument. A new Jewish museum is coming to D.C.
Travelers can now get from Richmond to D.C. three times a day on Amtrak. In downtown D.C., check out the newly renovated Franklin Park.
The Metropolitan Police Department is accepting clean and gently used shoes of all sizes as part of its Shoes for the City drive.