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A rainy and windy weekend expected in the DC area

WTOP News 2/15 10:10A Ana Golden

After a snowy week, the D.C. region is in for a slippery weekend. On Saturday, expect a wintry mix from the late morning to the early afternoon, especially in areas north and...

DC police: Death of local DJ ruled homicide

WTOP News 2/15 7:41A Ana Golden

The death of a beloved local DJ, who was attacked during an attempted robbery last October after performing at the 9:30 Club, has officially been ruled a homicide, D.C. police...

Threat of tariffs on aluminum could cost beer lovers (and brewers)

WTOP News 2/14 11:00P Kate Ryan

Brewers aren t quite crying into their beer, but they are worried about President Donald Trump s threatened tariffs on all aluminum imports. The 25% increase in global steel...

DC nonprofit seeks to fill void of shuttered federal agency protecting consumers from medical debt

WTOP News 2/14 11:00P John Domen

The shuttering of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau means there are no efforts underway to help keep billions of dollars in medical debt off the credit reports of...

WATCH LIVE: NTSB to give latest on deadly midair collision near Reagan National

WTOP News 2/14 7:25A Scott Gelman

  The National Transportation Safety Board will give an update on the investigation into a deadly midair collision near Reagan National Airport. The news conference at the...

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The Weight Of Unrest In Black America

DC Life Magazine 2/11 5:01A Viveka Bizzell-Palmer

Two months into the new administration, and the air is thick with a familiar tension—one that many Black and Brown Americans recognize all too well. The rollback of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion...

Maija Lavonen: A Quietly Monumental Legacy in Textile Art

DC Life Magazine 2/3 5:02A Eschelle Demure

In the world of art, few names resonate with the quiet yet profound impact of Maija Lavonen. A pioneer in textile art, Lavonen’s work transcends the boundaries of traditional craft, elevating it to...

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Neighborhood Guide: Where to Eat, Shop, and Play in National Harbor

Washingtonian (Food) 2/13 1:00A Ike Allen

A few decades ago, National Harbor was nothing more than a vacant stretch along the Potomac River where a plantation once stood. But in 2008, the neighborhood began to rise as...

Buzzy Dōgon Debuts Communal Standing Dining

DC Eater 2/12 7:11A Emily Venezky

Communal dining allows participants to connect over dishes like curry lamb tucked into roti at Dōgon’s new Roti Bar. | Rey Lopez/Dōgon Plus, a raclette takeover in Alexandria, snow day deals,...

A New York Bagel Shop and “Carb Bar” Opens in Cleveland Park

Washingtonian (Food) 2/12 2:20A Jessica Sidman

Buffalo & Bergen's lox sandwich. Photograph by Rey Lopez. Buffalo & Bergen . 3501 Connecticut Ave., NW. Buffalo & Bergen opened its third and largest location yet in Cleveland Park last week. But the...

More Restaurant Weeks to Look Forward to This Winter

Washingtonian (Food) 2/6 5:21A Jane Godiner

A round of oysters at Hank’s Oyster Bar Photograph by Scott Suchman RAMW’s Metropolitan Restaurant Week came to an official close on February 2 (although some restaurants have extended their special...

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It Costs $100K Just to Get In the Door at This Luxe Members-Only Restaurant

DC Eater 2/4 6:44A Tierney Plumb

The Founders Dining Room is only accessible to top-tier members. | Frank Francis/Ned’s Club Washington DC Founders Dining Room guests can look right into the White House from their seat An...

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