2023 St. Patrick’s Day events in the D.C. area
The luck of the Irish is on its way to the D.C. area with several St. Patrick’s Day events planned, from live music to beer drinking to literary celebrations and beyond. Here is a quick […]
Warm January confuses DC’s cherry blossoms
WTOP: The first half of January was the third warmest on record, and the warmth is allowing D.C.’s cherry blossoms to show some life. The traditional coldest month of the year in the nation’s capital […]
DC Council passes bill for free Metrobus rides; could start in summer
WTOP: The D.C. Council on Tuesday passed a bill calling for Metrobus service to be free of charge in the District. The Metro for DC Bill, sponsored by Council member Charles Allen, also calls for […]
Good riding to you: Metro announces hours for Christmas — and the day after
WTOP: Christmas is Sunday, so it’s maybe not surprising that Metro announced on Tuesday that buses and trains will run on a Sunday schedule. But they’ll be on that schedule Monday, Dec. 26, as well, […]
Hogan declares Dec. 23 a holiday for state workers; Moore family visits Government House
WTOP: Gov. Larry Hogan (R) announced Friday that state government agencies will be closed Dec. 23, the day before Christmas Eve. Hogan said in a statement that he made the decision so that those who […]
Theodore Roosevelt beats Dunbar for 2nd straight Turkey Bowl title
WTOP: The Roosevelt Roughriders beat the Dunbar Crimson Tide, 26-18, in D.C. Public Schools’ annual Turkey Bowl championship game on Thanksgiving Day. It was the second win in a row for the Roughriders. “It’s hard […]
DC sues Commanders, Snyder over ‘deception’ regarding sexual harassment investigation
wtop: D.C.’s attorney general on Thursday announced that he has filed a consumer protection lawsuit against the Washington Commanders, owner Dan Snyder, the NFL and Commissioner Roger Goodell, saying they had “repeatedly lied to and […]
U.Md. to provide $20M for tuition and fees for in-state students
The University of Maryland on Monday announced that they’ll provide up to $20 million a year to cover tuition and fees for in-state students. The Terrapin Commitment program will take effect in January 2023, the […]
FAQ: Washington Commanders 2022 training camp
Washington Commanders training camp starts Wednesday, and that means the chance to get a sneak peek at the Burgundy and Gold. This year’s training camp also features a special one-day practice event on home turf at […]
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