Food Some Grocery Shelves Are Still Barren. Here’s a List of Stores With Shortages Around the Area. Meat, produce, and dairy are in short supply at some stores. covid, Snow, Grocery Stores | 1 week ago
News & Politics The DC Area Is Getting a Few New Covid Testing Sites With Omicron surging, more testing options are on the way. Coronavirus, COVID-19, covid, Omicron | 2 weeks ago
Food A Bunch of DC-Area Restaurants Are Taking a Winter Break Rising Covid numbers, snow, and general fatigue are causing more businesses to pause. covid, Omicron, vaccine mandate, winter break | 3 weeks ago
News & Politics Washingtonian’s Best Longreads of 2021 10 great feature stories we published this year Donald Trump, covid, Trump Hotel, Jeff Bezos | 3 weeks ago
News & Politics Four Smithsonian Museums Are Closed Until Monday Due to Covid Surge The Smithsonian says there has been an uptick in positive cases among its essential staff. Smithsonian, covid | 3 weeks ago
News & Politics Could Virtual School Return After the Holidays? Prince George's County schools will revert to distance learning after the holidays. So far, no other area systems have followed its lead. Education, covid, virtual learning | 1 month ago
News & Politics More Than One-Third of the Washington Football Team’s Roster Is Sidelined Due to Covid 11 players were added to the reserve list between Wednesday and Thursday. covid, Washington Football Team | 1 month ago
News & Politics In DC, Covid Outbreaks Are Happening at Schools, Restaurants, and a Kennedy Center Show Here's what is being delayed or shutting down. COVID-19, covid, Shutdown | 1 month ago
Food 8 Ways Washington’s Food Scene Changed in 2021 Restaurateurs rocked the suburbs—and retro nicknames—this year. Joe Biden, covid, Las Gemelas, Amazon Fresh | 1 month ago
News & Politics Check Out These Generous Perks DC-Area Companies Are Giving Employees During the Pandemic WFH subsidies, mental-health days, even paid housecleaning. covid, pandemic, Work from home, Job perks | 1 month ago
