Laid‑off Washington Post staff rally outside DC headquarters after massive cuts
One day after the Washington Post laid off roughly a third of its newsroom, former staff and supporters…
2 Germantown teens turn classroom idea into global AI farming tool
Two Germantown, Maryland, teens turned a classroom idea into a tool that is helping thousands of farmers worldwide.…
Budgeting for 2026: Do’s, don’ts and lessons from a financially tough year
Budgets aren’t just for businesses and governments — families need them too. But in 2025, keeping one was…
Smartphones before age 12 tied to depression and poor sleep, new study finds
Experts say waiting to give your kids a smartphone could help protect your child’s health. Parents often feel…
Mother pleads for help finding missing 12-year-old-son in Southeast DC
A Southeast D.C. mother is asking for the public’s help in finding her 12-year-old son, who went missing…
2 architecture firms vie to design new home of Washington Commanders
Two sports architecture firms that designed stadiums in Los Angeles and Minneapolis are hoping to leave their mark…
DC region shines in US News children’s hospital rankings
According to an annual list from U.S. News and World Report, Maryland, Virginia and D.C. are home to…
New OPM director estimates 300,000 federal job cuts this year, no plans to relocate jobs from DC
Speaking to WTOP at the Office of Personnel Management’s headquarters, Scott Kupor discussed the rollout of the plan…
Commanders closer than ever to DC return after council passes RFK deal in 1st vote
The D.C. Council has voted 9 to 3 to advance the RFK redevelopment project in its first of…
RESULTS: Trayon White wins back Ward 8 DC Council seat in special election caused by his expulsion
On Tuesday, D.C. residents cast their vote for the next Ward 8 council member. The special election comes…