How cold is too cold for an outdoor workout, and just how dangerous is shoveling for your heart?
Even on frigid days, runners and cyclists may be out on area roads and bike paths making sure…
Md. attorney general says state wins most appeals on denied health care claims, too many give up
Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown said a unit within the Consumer Protection Division in his office has recovered…
Georgetown Sprinkles store closes as the chain’s retail outlets are shuttered
Within days, one of D.C.’s popular cupcake bakeries went from serving up sweet treats to closing its doors.…
Rabies alert issued by Alexandria Health Department after fox tests positive
Alexandria health officials are warning residents of the Rosemont area to stay cautious after a fox encountered a…
Prince George’s Co. Council explores ways to relieve shortage of primary care doctors
About 42% of the county’s residents seek care outside the county, according to doctors and health care providers…
PEN America says book censorship among school districts is ‘rampant and common’ in new report
PEN America, a nonprofit that advocates for freedom of expression, says that while the number of book bans…
AI job search tool launched for former federal workers in DC region
A new D.C.-area initiative links displaced federal workers across the region with job opportunities, career coaching and retraining…
Bear or no bear? Maryland wildlife officials get a report of a sighting in Prince George’s Co.
Thirteen-year-old Jevon Butler had a startling encounter with a black bear while biking near the archery range by…
‘Nature usually can find a way’: A climate activist on the message trees are sending us
Recent weather events in the D.C. region appear to highlight the impacts of climate change, and they’re having…