Weather
Massive Sewage Pipe Rupture Spills Millions of Gallons into Potomac River
The pipe has been repaired and returned to operation, but environmental concerns and a class action lawsuit remain.
Ruptured Pipe Fixed After Spilling Wastewater Into Potomac
Crews worked around the clock to repair the sewage line and prevent further contamination of the river.
Massive Sewage Pipe Rupture Spills Millions of Gallons into Potomac River
The pipe has been repaired and returned to operation, but concerns remain over environmental impact and future prevention
Travel
Ground Stop Issued at DC-Area Airports Due to Equipment Outage
FAA investigating strong chemical smell at traffic control center
D.C. in Bloom: The Best Places To Celebrate Cherry Blossom Season
Make the most of cherry blossom season in 2026 at these events and places around the city that are perfect for flower viewing.
Washington Airports Celebrate America 250 with Cherry Blossom Displays
Interactive photo spots and cultural exhibits honor the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
Lifestyle
Kayu Brings Filipino Flavors to Dupont Circle
The modern Filipino restaurant has reopened with a more casual vibe and an expanded menu.
Slavery Exhibit Changes at African American History Museum
Rare slave ship timber returning to South Africa as loan agreement ends
Mansion Near VP's Home in DC Listed for $10.7M
The historic Heurich-Parks House is just steps from the Naval Observatory.
Automotive
Ford Recalls 1.74 Million Cars Over Rearview Display Issues
Software problems impact vehicles' rearview camera displays, prompting widespread recall.
House Passes Walberg's Motorcycle Parks Bill
Legislation aims to ensure equal access for motorcycle riders at national parks.
Ford Recalls Over 600K Vehicles Due to Faulty Windshield Wipers
The issue can reduce visibility and increase crash risk, automaker says.
Politics
Pfluger Reflects on Air Force Retirement, Outlines Vision for American Airpower
Congressman discusses op-ed, bipartisan legislation, and upcoming opportunities for students in Texas's 11th District
Judge Partially Backs Democrat Kennedy Center Trustee in Lawsuit Over Renaming
Ruling allows trustee Rep. Joyce Beatty to provide input on planned closure and renovation, but stops short of requiring her to be allowed to vote.
White House Plans Underground Visitor Screening Center
New facility aims to enhance security for White House visitors.
