News & Politics The Library of Congress Doesn’t Want to Pay Writers? A well-known music critic takes the institution to task for soliciting unpaid work. Media, Library of Congress | Jul 19, 2018
News & Politics DC Councilmember: If I Park Illegally, That Opens Up a Spot for You A DC resident confronted Jack Evans about his parking DC Council, Parking, Jack Evans, Parking Tickets | Jul 17, 2018
News & Politics Park Service: Someone Put Red Dye in the Dupont Circle Fountain Dupont Circle, National Park Service, Fountain | Jul 16, 2018
Food | Things to Do Where to Celebrate Bastille Day 2018 Around DC The best parties, prix-fixe menus, Champagne toasts, and more. bastille day | Jul 13, 2018
Food DC Restaurants and Bars Close, Take Precautionary Measures During Water Emergency The city has issued a boil water advisory for large swaths of Northwest and Northeast DC Restaurants, Bars, Water Emergency | Jul 13, 2018
Food Where to Find Fourth of July Brunch Around DC Kick off Independence Day with doughnuts, pizzas, and mimosas Brunch Around DC, 4th of July, independence day | Jul 2, 2018
Food | News & Politics Wingo’s Has Burned. Georgetown Mourns. The owners say they're committed to reopening the beloved wing joint, which caught on fire Tuesday. Georgetown, Fire, Wingo's | Jun 27, 2018
News & Politics Commander Salamander Makes a Surprise Return For “Wonder Woman” Filming The classic Georgetown punk boutique is back, if only for a moment. Georgetown, Wonder Woman, Commander Salamander | Jun 12, 2018
