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Mathew McCollough, longtime director of DC’s Office of Disability Rights, dies

WTOP News 1/12 2:04A Diane Morris

Mathew McCollough, an advocate for people with disabilities and the director of the District s Office of Disability Rights, has passed away, according to D.C. Mayor Muriel...

‘This is such a historic milestone’: America 250 organizer on plans for celebrating the nation’s big...

WTOP News 1/11 4:25A Valerie Bonk

The 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence is coming up faster than you may realize. And plans are well underway from several different...

Arlington National Cemetery invites public to help remove wreaths during annual event

WTOP News 1/9 10:30P Jose Umana

After wreaths were placed on every service member’s grave for the holiday season, the Arlington National Cemetery is calling for the public’s help to remove them this...

DC man charged with murder in multi-vehicle crash that killed pedestrian in the District

WTOP News 1/8 10:48P Ciara Wells

A D.C. man is facing several charges, including for murder, after a high-speed crash Wednesday led to the death of a pedestrian and a multi-vehicle collision in Northwest D.C....

State fair celebrating America’s 250th set for National Mall and White House

WTOP News 1/8 10:41P Jimmy Alexander

The celebration of America’s 250th birthday officially started on the National Mall with the presentation that transformed the Washington Monument into a canvas showing parts...

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2026 DC Winter Restaurant Week – A Global Curiosity Awaits

DC Life Magazine 1/12 6:21A Gigi Smith

The upcoming Winter Restaurant Week in the Washington area marks a significant moment for our regional dining scene. Beginning next Monday, January 19, 2026, the city and its surrounding suburbs will...

7 Strategic Shifts for Your Elevated DC Lifestyle

DC Life Magazine 1/2 2:24A The Editorial Staff

The retail landscape on Connecticut Avenue is evolving, and with the upcoming closure of the H&M flagship, many might perceive a gap. For the discerning DC Regional corporate leader, however, this isn...

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What’s IN and OUT in DC Restaurant Trends for 2026

Washingtonian (Food) 1/5 3:02A Jessica Sidman

OUT: Omakase IN: AYCE sushi OUT: Steakhouses for expense accounts IN: Steakhouses for Instagram accounts OUT: Michelin stars IN: Washington Post stars OUT: Another Tatte?! IN:...

Are Communal Restaurant Tables Poised for a Comeback?

Washingtonian (Food) 1/4 10:00P Jessica Sidman

No piece of restaurant furniture is more controversial than the communal table. You either think it’s a fun way to meet new people and embrace the energy of a dining room—or...

Two New Nepalese Restaurants Are Transforming H Street Into “Little Nepal”

Washingtonian (Food) 12/30 10:00P Ike Allen

Tempo Shack DC location_on 804 13th St., NE language Website Nanglo location_on 1301 H St., NE language Website “The H Street Corridor.” “The Atlas District.” At this point,...

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