DC residents can now self-report positive COVID-19 test result via DC CAN
DC Health announced a new feature to the city's official COVID-19 exposure notification system DC…
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DC launches a city wide vaccination entry requirement
Beginning Saturday, Jan.15, all individuals will be required to show they have received at least…
DC Health confirms COVID-19 cases involving the Omicron variant in the district
DC Health has confirmed four unrelated cases of the Omicron variant (B.1.1.529) of COVID-19 in…
Holiday travel gifts for outdoor enthusiasts
As people were forced to balance their desire to travel with their need to stay…
Road Trip: Historic Williamsburg for the winter holidays
Yorktown Christmas Treet Lighting From dazzling light events to festive concerts to seasonal celebrations of…
Road Trip: Six reasons Atlantic City’s Borgata should be on your must-visit list this fall
For well over a century, Atlantic City has served as one of the East Coast's…
Road Trip: Beat a path to Baltimore for some fall fun
Baltimore Inner Harbor (Photo courtesy of Visit Baltimore) You gotta love a city that can…
Road Trip: Celebrate apple picking season in Upstate NY
in the country—and Upstate New York, with its 24 varieties and more than 50,000 acres of orchards, is the perfect getaway to experience apple picking at its best.
‘Cool’ last-minute summer road trips
There are still a few weeks of summer left -- which means a few more…
Native plants and water conservation are key to turning your yard into a climate change fighter
Globally, 2020 was the warmest year on record. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, warmer record years are likely on the horizon, resulting from human activities, specifically emissions of greenhouse gases. With predicted increases in temperature, fluctuating precipitation, which causes both flooding and droughts, the question becomes how can you help? And, one of the answers could be, start with your own yard.