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Want to��catch some of the District's finest jazz musicians? 03/29/2025 04:35am • The Washington Women in Jazz Festival was born out of the necessity for more feminine representation in the genre. The festival���s founder, Amy K. Bormet, is a vocalist and pianist who noticed the lack of performance opportunities for women and nonbinary jazz artists. ���It���s something I t FanDuel Promo Code: Bet $5 to Win $200 Bonus on MLB, Sweet 16 03/28/2025 06:13pm • 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 New players can sign up with the latest FanDuel promo code offer and start with a massive boost. Place a $5 bet on the NCAA Tournament, A crime spree centered on beauty busted by Fairfax Co. police 03/28/2025 02:52pm • Police say a trio of D.C. men were quick, efficient and increasingly violent as they robbed a Maryland mall. In fact, Fairfax County Police Chief Kevin Davis said the three were like ���oddsmakers��� as they calculated the risk before they would strike. On Monday evening, police in Anne Arund Moore says tax cuts give 'breathing room to middle class' 03/28/2025 10:19am • Gov. Wes Moore said the fiscal 2026 budget needs to give a tax break to middle-class taxpayers, but he sidestepped questions on whether the plan currently steaming through the legislature provides meaningful relief. Lawmakers have just over a week to finalize a $67 billion spending plan that incl Law school applications soar nationwide, experts say there are 3 main reasons 03/27/2025 04:51pm • Applications to law schools in the D.C. area and across the country have increased by more than 20% from last year, according to the Law School Admission Council, a not-for-profit organization. Some experts say a turbulent political climate combined with an easier entrance strategy have garnered 'This is different': Former director says NIH changes unlike any other during presidential switch offs 03/27/2025 12:08pm • The former director of the National Institutes of Health said he's "deeply troubled" by changes that are happening at the agency he once led. Dr. Francis Collins, who is renowned for his work on the Human Genome Project, said this is "a remarkably difficult time" at the NIH. Collins has lived A closer look at the legal issues surrounding Trump's order to overhaul elections 03/27/2025 07:54am • A political expert is weighing in on some of the legal challenges that could arise from President Donald Trump's efforts to make major changes related to elections and how they are carried out. Trump signed a sweeping executive action to overhaul elections, including requiring documentary proof o He drove one of the final cars to cross Baltimore's Key Bridge before it collapsed 03/27/2025 04:39am • Around 1:27 a.m. on March 26, 2024, Larry DeSantis, 68, was heading to his bakery job as he does every morning at that time. He would cross over the Patapsco River on the Francis Scott Key Bridge, which he said he loved to cross because of the view it provided of the city. While crossing, he r 'I'll never forget': Md. Gov. Wes Moore reflects on Key Bridge collapse on 1-year anniversary 03/26/2025 06:43pm • Wednesday marks one year since a huge container ship struck and brought down most of Baltimore's Key Bridge. The early morning tragedy on March 26, 2024, not only left a gaping hole in one of the busiest shipping channels along the East Coast, but also an emotional hole for the families of the si Maryland's math problem: State school board hopes to solve it with overhaul 03/26/2025 04:36pm • The Maryland State Board of Education has voted to change the way math is taught in the state. Under the��plan approved by the board, math curricula in the state's 24 public school systems would be built so that what kindergartners learn aligns with the math that is taught in high school. On T Va. community colleges end diversity, equity and inclusion practices 03/26/2025 08:43am • Virginia���s 23 community colleges will be required to ensure all of their programs and practices comply with federal regulations to ensure everyone is treated fairly and equally, ending policies that promote diversity, equity and inclusion. The decision by the Virginia Community College System�� Prince George���s Council shakes up leadership, names youngest council chair ever 03/26/2025 06:31am • A sudden leadership shake-up has transformed the Prince George���s County Council, with District 8 Council member Ed Burroughs becoming the youngest council chair ever. Burroughs, 32, replaces former Chair Jolene Ivey who announced last month she'd be suspending her campaign for the county execut The Key Bridge, One Year Later: How life has changed in Baltimore Co. since the bridge collapse 03/26/2025 04:22am • It's been a year since the crash that collapsed the Francis Scott Key Bridge into the waters of the Patapsco River in Baltimore. An expedited cleanup mission got the wreckage out of the water and opened up the channels that allowed cruise and cargo ships to return to Baltimore within a couple Council member reveals ���Peace DC��� plan for curbing crime 03/25/2025 07:38pm • One D.C. leader is laying out her plan to curb crime in the nation���s capital. Ward 2 Council Member Brooke Pinto has announced her Peace D.C. plan, which through multiple pieces of legislation she believes will ���drive down��� crime and provide more support for kids who wind up on the wrong side 'Ask me about my support of Nazis': DC police seek 2 suspected of defacing Teslas with 'political hate speech' 03/25/2025 03:11pm • D.C. police are looking for two people captured on surveillance video who are suspected of defacing several Teslas parked on the streets of the nation's capital. Police say in at least five cases, Teslas have been vandalized this month. This comes amid a wave of anti-Tesla protests and attacks, n