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Fanatics Sportsbook Promo Code: Secure $300 Bonus for MLB, Wimbledon, USA Soccer 07/02/2025 02:02pm • This article contains references to products from our advertisers and/or partners, and we may receive compensation when you click on links to products and services The latest Fanatics Sportsbook promo code offer will set up players with welcome bonuses. These offers vary by state and each brings so Road closures, Metro changes accompany July Fourth weekend in DC 07/02/2025 11:44am • Watch it live on WTOP.com: "A Capitol Fourth"- the star-spangled concert on the National Mall followed by an Independence Day fireworks show. The dazzling lineup starts 8 p.m. on Friday, July 4.�� Ringing in the Fourth of July in D.C. is a lot more fun once you're at your destination, and if Daring to dance: DC Rawhides makes space for movement in LGBTQ+ community 07/02/2025 10:01am • Inside the red brick Eastern Market building on a Saturday in late June, a troupe of foxtrotters and two-steppers encircled a dance floor. They were eagerly waiting for a song to start so they could strut their stuff. But they weren't professional dancers; by day, they were corporate professional Montgomery Co. fire chief says changes to station staffing will be monitored 07/01/2025 11:35pm • Changes are coming to several stations at Maryland's Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service. Starting July 13, MCFRS Chief Corey Smedley said career firefighters from the Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Department in Clarksburg will shift over to the Rockville-Aspen Hill area to meet increased calls Fairfax Co. inches closer to demolition of old Clifton Elementary School 07/01/2025 08:42pm • A Northern Virginia elementary school that hasn���t been used in over a decade is now closer to being demolished. Clifton Elementary School, which sits on both Fairfax County and Town of Clifton property, hasn���t been open in 15 years. It was deemed uninhabitable when it closed, but ���no one di DC Council drops rule change intended to make it easier to expel Trayon White if he wins reelection 07/01/2025 06:19pm • D.C. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson removed a rule change on Tuesday that was aimed at making it easier for the council to expel a council member for a second time. ���In my reading of the rules, I think that what we are trying to do can be done anyway, and so that's why that's not part of this, What budget cuts and reduced staffing could mean for the National Park Service 07/01/2025 10:52am • As budget cuts and staff reductions continue across the federal government, some are concerned about the future of national parks, including those in the mid-Atlantic region. Take the C&O Canal: It began the year with 70 employees. The staff has since been reduced to 65. Following critici Pell Grant changes could raise college cost for Virginia students 06/30/2025 06:21pm • Students in Virginia who rely on Pell Grants to help pay for college may soon face higher costs under a sweeping set of federal education��reforms��being considered by the U.S. Senate. The Pell Grant program is the primary source of federal financial aid for low-income students, supporting degree New fire chief announced in Prince George's County 06/30/2025 06:00pm • Prince George's County, Maryland, has a new fire chief. At a news conference Monday, County Executive Aisha Braveboy introduced Thelmetria "Meme" Michaelides as her pick to become the new chief of the Prince George's County Fire and EMS Department. "I was a little shocked, to be honest with yo Prince George's Co. bus gets a makeup ��� right as Metro bus revamps 06/30/2025 03:30pm • Monday bus commuters woke up to a new bus system to figure out. Prince George's County, Maryland, launched its bus redesign at the same time Metro completed a major overhaul of its bus system. While Metro has said this is one of the most significant overhauls in decades, there's still room for What laws go into effect in Virginia, Maryland and DC on July 1? 06/30/2025 07:59am • Dozens of new laws just took effect in Virginia, Maryland and D.C. on Tuesday, July 1. The legislation deals with education, health care and other topics that impact D.C.-area residents daily. Many of the incoming laws take on rapidly developing technology, such as artificial intelligence. On June 30, commemorate the 10th anniversary of 'Asteroid Day' 06/30/2025 05:44am • June 30, 2015, was the first ���Asteroid Day,��� when "people from around the world come together to learn about asteroids" and what can be done to protect the planet from asteroid and comet impacts, according to the United Nations. This year���s Asteroid Day has planned events worldwide and onli A postnuptial can save a marriage after infidelity 06/30/2025 05:31am • Prenuptial agreements are increasingly common. A recent Harris Poll found 15% of Americans who are married or engaged report having signed one. Postnuptial agreements are not as common. But now, this once-considered rare legal agreement signed by couples after tying the knot is finding its way into DC's housing market: What's still hot? Northern Virginia. What's not? DC condos 06/30/2025 05:15am • The D.C. region���s housing market continues to shift to one more favoring buyers and one becoming more challenging for sellers. Closed sales throughout the D.C. region in May were down 6.5% from a year ago. Active listings were up 41.6%. Homes that sold in May took an average of two days longer Connolly legacy looms in Virginia's 11th Congressional District race 06/30/2025 04:55am • WATCH LIVE: Candidates for Gerry Connolly���s congressional seat face off in forum on July 28 at 6 p.m.�� The impact of the late Rep. Gerry Connolly, who fought on behalf of federal workers for years in Congress, is still being felt in the 11th District of Northern Virginia. Connolly's former