There has been some talk that Washington D.C. Council members might revoke the ballot measure that will raise the minimum wage for workers that are tipped in D.C.   The ballot measure, Initiative 77, will diminish “tipped wage” that em...Read More

4^th of July is coming up in a few days! Where better to celebrate than America’s capital, Washington D.C.?   The city will be celebrating America’s birthday in numerous ways. Some events are free and welcome all ages, and so...Read More

It’s Father’s Day on Sunday! What are you treating dad to? If you’re in or near Washington D.C. this weekend, treat dad to a nice day out in the city!   If dad is a fan of sports, take him out to brunch at Read More

Bats are on the rise with rabies in Washington! The number keeps increasing and people are being warned to stay away from bats, especially the ones that look infected. A few bats had been found carrying the disease in Read More

Hundreds of opponents and supporters of Seattle’s proposed employee head tax gathered outside City Hall before a committee meeting Wednesday morning.   This is one of the last chances the public will have to voice their opinions on the p...Read More

Washington drivers could soon see automated enforcement of bus lanes, in addition to existing red light and speed camera tickets.   The District Department of Transportation study is getting underway through Howard University and Virginia ...Read More

Metro will provide rush-hour service at off-peak rates on Saturday, March 24, a day that's expected to be a busy one in D.C., the transit agency announced Thursday.   The decision comes as part of an effort to accommodate the hundreds of t...Read More

The woman who rammed a security barrier at the White House with her van was armed with a pistol, according to police records. Also, she had been arrested for trying to climb the White House fence twice in 2017.   35-year-old Jessica Ford o...Read More

A Red Line train carrying 63 passengers derailed just outside the Farragut North station on early Monday. According to authorities, one passenger was evaluated for shortness of breath, but there were no injuries. According to Metro spokesman Dan...Read More

WASHINGTON D.C. -  The federal system for funding firefighting is broken but lawmakers are at a loggerhead over how to fix the problem. However, some in the House and Senate now hope that national coverage of Northern California’s devastating fire...Read More