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Record heat didn’t stop the fight against liver disease

There’s been progress, but discrimination against the LGBTQ community continues in Md., report finds

Adoption rates are slowing, but the influx of dogs at a DC shelter is not

DC road closures, parking restrictions ahead of National Capital Barbecue Battle

‘You would want to think twice about swimming’: Advisory issued for northern Lake Anna in Virginia

The 32nd annual Barbecue Battle is the ‘coolest event in town’ this weekend

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Community street party celebrates 15th anniversary of Eastern Market reopening

Tiny, local boutiques opening in former big box store in Loudoun County

Virginia first lady speaks out on the dangers of fentanyl

WTOP’s Beer of the Week: Bluejacket Briefly Gorgeous Saison

Md. Office of Health Care Quality looking for new leader amid lawsuit over alleged nursing home neglect

Older members of DC’s LGBTQ+ community celebrate ‘silver pride’

Extended heat wave continues Thursday with triple-digit temps possible over the weekend

DC biotech company tackling jet lag and sea sickness turns down ‘opportunistic’ takeover offers

Things to do in the DC area: Fête De La Musique, Home Rule Music Festival … and more!

DC psychiatrist weighs in on proposed social media warning labels for kids

At his first Pride parade, he hid behind a tree so nobody would see him. Here’s how he became an LGBTQ ‘hero’

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June 20

Matt About Town: Take in the splendor of America’s Gilded Age at a little-known Dupont Circle mansion

‘Juneteenth is a special day’: DC celebrates the holiday with a block party

What to know before letting your pup swim in a pool or lake this summer

‘Like treasure hunting’: Big warehouse in Maryland that offers DIYers cheap household goods gets hefty federal grant

DC Smithsonian museums stay open late, throw dance parties to celebrate summer solstice

‘Now is the time’ to restore historic clock tower in Frederick

Citing heat emergency, DC opens some pools and rec centers on Juneteenth