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The White House has just announced plans for the annual Easter Egg Roll on the South Lawn on Monday, April 18. A lottery for tickets is currently open.
Visitors to D.C. will soon have a chance to see the halls of congress in person again. The U.S. Capitol has announced public tours of the building will finally resume on Monday, March 28.
Brookside Gardens, one of the most popular parks in Montgomery County, has a new series of classes designed to teach you how to connect with nature and relieve stress.
The blooms on the cherry trees in D.C. are about to make an appearance in 2022. Metro is going to help improve traffic flow by increasing train service on the weekends for the peak bloom.
Governor Larry Hogan and the Maryland General Assembly have come to an agreement on legislation that would pause state collection of gasoline and diesel fuel for 30 days.
A cold front coming down from the arctic is scheduled to bring rain, snow, and strong winds to the east coast on Friday. The powerful storm could unleash a “bomb cyclone,” a phenomenon that creates high winds, drifting snow, and whiteout conditions.
Wearing masks inside the museums of D.C. will soon be optional. The Smithsonian has announced it will drop the mask mandate for all visitors beginning on Friday, March 11.
Green beer will be flowing, Irish music will be playing, and corned beef and cabbage will be on every plate. Here are places ways you can celebrate the Feast of St. Patrick this year in Maryland.
DMV area Dunkin’ stores are partnering with Scholarship America to give back to the community with a new scholarship program. Area high school and college students are eligible to apply for the scholarships.
Pepsi is adding something new and innovative to its beverage lineup, a nitrogen-infused soda! Nitro Pepsi is set to hit grocery store shelves in late March!
The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) is closing three lanes of the Theodore Roosevelt Bridge to conduct emergency repairs on steel support beams. Repairs are expected to take about four months.
Pfizer is putting a pause on the approval process for its two-dose Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine for kids under 4. The vaccine was supposed to be available for young children in late February.
Several counties in Maryland have announced the end of mask mandates starting in February. Now that hospitalization and daily case rates have fallen, officials felt it was time to let indoor mask mandates expire.
"Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, The Exhibition" is a touring display of the artwork created by Michelangelo on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in Rome. The exhibit will be open to the public through March 20.
A new bill making its way through the general assembly would allow minors applying for a driver's license to skip the mandatory courthouse ceremony for new Virginia drivers.
The National Aquarium in Baltimore will begin requiring proof of vaccination status for entry on January 25. The new rule goes into effect at the end of the month until further notice.
The National Weather Service is tracking a storm that could bring a combination of snow and rain to the D.C., Maryland, and Virginia areas on Sunday and Monday.
If you love tacos, Taco Bell has a deal for you. The fast-food taco chain is launching a new taco subscription nationwide that will allow fans to get one taco every day for 30 days for $10.
Snow is expected to begin in the early hours of Friday, January 5, just in time to wreck the morning commute for the D.C., Maryland, and Virginia areas.
