ANNAPOLIS, Md. – Record lows in April devastated grapes at local vineyards. Wine producers say the setback threatens production and income.
Ben’s Chili Bowl on U Street in Washington has reopened with additional changes coming
A historic D.C. community staple has reopened after nine months of construction. Ben’s Chili Bowl on U Street has been a community pillar and hub for inclusiveness since 1958.
British royalty visits Washington; Epstein victims hold mock tea party
King Charles III and Queen Camilla are in the U.S. on a four-day visit. Meanwhile, victims of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein will hold a mock tea party outside the White House.
The first elephant calf in 25 years at the Smithsonian National Zoo is finally on display, Linh Mai
WASHINGTON – There are fewer than 5,000 Asian elephants left in the wild, but D.C.’s National Zoo just got one of its own. Two-month-old Linh Mai is now meeting visitors for the first time.
Maryland officials honor lives lost to work zone tragedies in an annual ceremony
UPPER MARLBORO, Md. – Maryland is celebrating National Work Zone Awareness Week, holding a ceremony to honor roadside workers lost to accidents. Officials also released 2025 crash data, highlighting fewer incidents and stressing slow speeds.
An enormous mound of snow is still sitting in a Baltimore mall parking lot
BALTIMORE – After a week of weather in the 90s, there is still a massive pile of snow in a Baltimore mall parking lot. This “snowcrete” hasn’t melted, and it doesn’t seem like it’s going to anytime soon.
White House construction responsible for massive dirt mound on historic D.C. golf course
A dirt mound totaling 30,000 cubic yards, all from President Trump’s White House ballroom renovation, has been dumped on East Potomac Golf Links.
President Trump gives Iran until 8 p.m. EST to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, or “face total destruction”
President Trump said “a whole civilization will die tonight” if Iran doesn’t reopen its vital oil transport route through the Strait of Hormuz. He has threatened to strike nuclear plants and civilian infrastructures, which experts say could be considered a war crime.
Crowds flock to DC to view cherry blossoms at their peak
Popping and pink, Washington D.C.’s renowned cherry blossom trees are at peak bloom.
ICE agents spotted at Dulles and Reagan National airports to help at crowded TSA checkpoints
ICE agents are being deployed to airports in the DMV where security checkpoint lines are long because of the TSA sickouts.