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28 Things to Do in the DC Area This Week and Weekend

Washingtonian Things To Do 6/30 5:56A Briana Thomas
Photograph by Nathan Howard/Stringer/Getty Images. Happy Independence Week, DC! America turns 249 this weekend. You can celebrate the holiday with fireworks, barbecue fare, and a family-friendly...

What laws go into effect in Virginia, Maryland and DC July 1?

WTOP News 6/30 1:59A Jessica Kronzer
Dozens of new laws will take effect in Virginia, Maryland and D.C. on Tuesday, July 1. The legislation deals with education, data centers, health care and other topics that impact D.C.-area residents daily. Many of the incoming laws take on...

Where to watch fireworks in the DC area on the Fourth of July

WTOP News 6/27 12:24A Diane Morris
If you don t feel like braving the crowds on the National Mall for D.C. s Independence Day extravaganza, most of the region offers a feast of fireworks for those who may want to stick closer to home. Related stories Could tensions with Iran impact...

Air and Space Museum gets $10M from Northrop Grumman

WTOP News 6/26 4:25A Jeff Clabaugh
Defense contracting giant Northrop Grumman, which helped design and build NASA’s Apollo lunar module, has donated $10 million to the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum in D.C. The museum’s planetarium will be renamed the Northrop Grumman...

What you need to know about the effects of extreme heat on pets

WTOP News 6/25 11:44A Kate Ryan
Cats love to bathe in sunny windowsills. Dogs love getting outdoor time for play with their owners. But in extreme heat, high temperatures and humidity can combine to create dangerous — even life threatening — conditions for pets. Dr. Clare...

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer briefly hospitalized

WTOP News 6/25 10:45A Mitchell Miller
For all the latest developments in Congress, follow WTOP Capitol Hill correspondent Mitchell Miller at Today on the Hill . Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer was taken to the hospital Wednesday and...

Former DC Public Schools employee convicted of bribery

WTOP News 6/25 4:35A Luke Lukert
A former D.C. Public Schools official could spend over a decade in prison after she was convicted of bribery and wire fraud. The former contract specialist at DCPS, Dana Garnett, 61, would steer school business for supplies to local vendors and...
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