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All D.C. residents age 18 and younger can get free meals at over 100 locations citywide from Wednesday, June 26 through Sunday, Aug. 25.

Sabrina Carpenter announced her ‘Short n' Sweet' Tour dates and she's skipping DC

A Hyattsville, Maryland, woman has been indicted in the deaths of two young children who were struck by a vehicle while walking to Riverdale Park Elementary School.

Prince George’s County Council has scheduled special elections to fill the at-large seat vacated by Mel-Franklin, who unexpectedly resigned on June 14. 

Independence Day in the Nation’s Capital is a celebration like no other in the country. The city comes alive with patriotic spirit and is bustling with activities that honor the birth of our nation – including a huge fireworks display over the National Mall. Everyone is welcome to hang out on the National Mall for the National Park Service’s annual…

The Virginia Department of Health concluded its investigation into the outbreak of gastrointestinal illness that affected visitors to Lake Anna over Memorial Day weekend. 

A utility worker was found dead after an electrocution was reported Tuesday in Montgomery County, Maryland, authorities say.

Summer is reaching its peak, which means sunflowers are starting to bloom across the DMV. We’ve compiled a few sunflower fields within driving distance of downtown D.C. that will help you get the perfect photo or bouquet.

One of D.C.’s favorite summer flower traditions, the Lotus and Water Lily Festival, is returning to Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens.

While athletes and sports fans around the globe are flocking to the Paris Olympics, some world-class tennis talent is coming right to D.C. The Mubadala Citi Open, the world’s only combined Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) and Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) 500-level tennis tournament, is returning to the District, promising a thrilling week of tennis, local food and drinks, fan…