Anthem HealthKeepers Plus Marks Juneteenth Week Through Community Investment and Engagement

Anthem HealthKeepers Plus supported events in Northern Virginia during Juneteenth Week.

Traveling This Summer? Make Sure Your Home Isn’t a Target

Lock Up, Log Off, and Leave with Peace of Mind, AAA Offers Advice To Safeguard Your Home For Vacation

2026 July 4 Fireworks Guide For Washington, D.C.

Your guide to fireworks, parades and other July 4 celebrations of America’s 250th anniversary in and around Washington, D.C.

The Washington Informer to Host ‘Waymo in the District: A Safe & Accessible Future’

The event will highlight how autonomous driving technology can safely serve underrepresented communities and enhance safety for pedestrians

America 250 Events To Affect 2 DC-Area Rivers Over Fourth Of July Weekend

Large sections of the Potomac and Anacostia rivers will be closed or restricted to boat traffic during America 250 celebrations.

5 Arrested After FBI Disrupts 'Planned Attacks' Targeting White House UFC Show

Five people were arrested from states including Ohio, Missouri and California, said a law enforcement official familiar with the matter.

The 2026 Kukula Award Winners

The Washington Monthly’s annual award celebrates the best in nonfiction book reviewing and honors the memory of Kukula Kapoor Glastris

D.C.-Area Residents Expect to Reach Financial Independence Sooner Than National Average

But Many Remain Uncertain About Their Financial Future

AAA Partners with Feeding America® to Fuel Hope, Fight Hunger

National Effort Launched June 8 to Bring Millions of Meals to Local Communities Nationwide

McKinley Middle School Launches New Program to Tackle Chronic Absenteeism

The Northeast DC school is partnering with Concentric Educational Solutions to bring community-based outreach to students and families.

DC Volunteers Respond to Mental Health Crisis With Community Outreach

Closing out Mental Health Awareness Month, DC volunteers joined a 50-nation outreach offering Dianetics, stress tests and seminars.

Small Fire Reported At Capitol Visitor Center In DC

Firefighters were able to quickly extinguish the blaze, which started Friday afternoon.

Meet The Newest Resident Of Smithsonian’s National Zoo In DC

A prehensile-tailed porcupine was born May 20 at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo in Washington, D.C.

Talya Bock Once Again Named to Forbes Best-in-State Wealth Advisors List

Washington, D.C.-based financial advisor earns recognition for the sixth consecutive year

CCHR Hosts DC Exhibit for International Day of Protest Against Shock Treatment

Educational exhibit in Washington, DC raises awareness of human rights issues in mental health treatment.

Man Killed By Secret Service After Firing Shots Near White House

The man had been previously told to stay away from the area around the White House, reports said.

Unruly Passenger On United Flight Prompts Emergency Landing At Dulles

Reports say the person attempted to open a cabin door mid-flight, prompting the Guatemala-bound plane to make an emergency landing.

AAA Expects More Than 1.05 Million Washington, D.C. Metro Area Residents To Travel This Memorial Day Weekend

Auto Club, Tourism, Safety and Law Enforcement Officials Kicked Off Summer Travel Season Earlier This Week

Flights From Ebola Outbreak Zones Must Land At VA Airport, Feds Order

The U.S. government has ordered all passengers arriving from Ebola-outbreak zones to pass through health screening at Dulles airport.

Sol Roots Band performs for Blue Monday Blues concerts

Sol Roots Band performs an award winning blend of New Orleans influenced funk, deep blues, soul, and energetic rock for Blue Monday Blues DC

Foggy Bottom West End Main Street Summer Book Crawl

Insights from Nonfiction Authors and Inspiration from Fiction Authors and Poets on June 6

2 DC Bars That Are Absolutely Worth A Special Trip, Top 100 List Says

50 Best's ranking is curated by independent cocktail experts, renowned bartenders, educators and drink writers from across the region.

Death Penalty Sought For Man Accused Of Killing Israeli Embassy Staffers

Elias Rodriguez is accused of gunning down Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim outside the Capital Jewish Museum last year.

An Inspiring Evening as O Museum Awards Honoring Rosa Parks Presented to Four Accomplished Individuals

At a time when some believe there are too few people to admire anymore, four accomplished individuals received the O Museum Awards.

Washington Ranked Best Large City For Gen Z Grads

Redfin and Glassdoor partnered to rank the best big, medium and small U.S. metro areas for college graduates.

CA Man Charged In White House Correspondents' Dinner Attack Pleads Not Guilty

Cole Tomas Allen was handcuffed and shackled, wearing an orange jail uniform, when he appeared in federal court Monday for his arraignment.

Local Target Surprises Columbia Heights Educators with Teacher Appreciation Week Donation

Multicultural Career Intern Program Receives Classroom Essentials and Teacher "Must-haves"

New Assault Count Added To Charges For Accused White House Correspondents' Dinner Shooter

A grand jury returned a four-count indictment for Cole Tomas Allen in connection with the April 25 attack.

Man Accused Of Trying To Kill Trump At Correspondents' Gala Agrees To Remain Jailed For Now

Cole Thomas Allen did not enter a plea during his appearance in federal court days after authorities say he tried to kill the president.

Accused Gunman At White House Correspondents Dinner Charged With Attempting To Kill President

Cole Tomas Allen, 31, of Torrance, California, was formally accused Monday of trying to assassinate President Donald Trump.

Grab The Reins: Smithsonian Carousel Reopens On National Mall

After three years of restoration work, the Smithsonian carousel is once again spinning.

1 Officer Shot During Gunfire At White House Correspondents' Dinner: Trump

Trump shared details on shooter at the White House correspondents' dinner; the shooter lives in California, he says.

Do You Know Your Human Rights? DC Parade Sparks the Question

Local volunteers engage parade crowds with human rights education and outreach

Teen Boy Shot Near DC Metro Station

Washington, DC, police are looking for the person who shot a teenager outside the Waterfront Metro Station in the city's Southwest quadrant.

Breast Cancer Survivors Open Invite, Celebrate Hope at Hard Rock Cafe DC American Cancer Society Brunch May 2

Survivors, caregivers - do something wonderful for you and a loved one! Party and FUNdraise with Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of DC!

At Cherry Blossom Festival, Volunteers Bring “The Truth About Drugs” Directly to DC Crowds

Outreach effort on the National Mall engages parade attendees through direct, one-on-one conversations

4 Arrested In DC Teen Takeover After Fights, Assault On Officer: Reports

Four minors were arrested in a Washington, DC, metro station Saturday night during a "teen takeover," reports said.

DMV Youth have access to $5 golf with the return of Bank of America's Golf with Us

Free one-year membership opens access to 13 local courses

VFW Announces Fifth Annual Day of Service

Veterans to lead service projects around the world; all veterans invited to participate

World Health Day Open House to Address Drug Crisis in Washington, DC

A World Health Day event in DC highlights education, outreach and life-saving tools to combat substance abuse locally.