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Moving on: Maryland governor, Prince George's Co. look to the future following DC stadium deal 04/28/2025 09:30pm • Hours after the Washington Commanders announced an agreement had been reached with D.C. on a plan to relocate the team to the old RFK Stadium site, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore said the state made a "good faith" and "very strong" offer to keep the team at Northwest Stadium in Landover. Speaking at Why new car tariffs will push DC-area used car prices up as much as 10% 04/28/2025 12:13pm • Hefty tariffs on new vehicle imports have already resulted in more would-be car buyers moving up plans to buy in order to avoid the tariff effect, likely to show up on sticker prices once dealerships have depleted their existing inventories of pretariff imports. More buyers may turn to the used v It's inspired by the open-air markets of France — DC's own Georgetown French Market 04/26/2025 07:27pm • This weekend, the Georgetown BID is hosting its 22nd annual Georgetown French Market, which has been drawing crowds to the sidewalks along Wisconsin Avenue, from O Street to Reservoir Road, since Friday. Elizabeth Jaffee has taken part in the popular open-air market for years. She is the owner of G These are the 10 cheapest grocery stores in the US 04/24/2025 08:00pm • Food prices are expected to rise slightly faster than their historical average growth rate in 2025, according to the USDA's latest Food Price Outlook report. If you're looking for ways to cut food costs beyond eating at home and meal planning, switching to a more affordable grocery store can be a Beloved DC butcher retires after over 40 years, sells iconic Union Market space 04/24/2025 04:18pm • Since April 9, the iconic Harvey's Market butcher shop in Northeast D.C.'s Union Market food hall is no more. Instead, the space, along with the name rights, have been sold to Brad Feickert, the chef and owner of Soko Butcher and Koma Cafe in Takoma Park. The Union Market space, now officially kn Things to do in the DC area: New Kitchens on the Block, French Market … and more! 04/24/2025 05:05am • If you consider yourself a foodie or someone who at least deserves some of the most delicious things in life, head to Northeast D.C.'s Mess Hall this weekend for the 11th annual New Kitchens On The Block. The event provides access to several of the buzziest, award-winningest chefs and their upcom Money Matters: Tips for coming out from underneath a mountain of debt 04/23/2025 05:02am • For Faustino Vera, falling ill from COVID-19 five times kept him away from his job as a ride-share driver for long periods of time. Without being able to work, he turned to his credit cards to keep the family afloat, using the cards to pay for their home, utilities, groceries and other needs. Bef 'Operation Caged Bird' takes flight after Naval Academy removes hundreds of books from its library 04/23/2025 04:33am • Old Fox Books in Annapolis, Maryland, isn't just a business. Co-owner Jinny Amundson told WTOP it's a part of the community, one she loves as much as she loves books. Amundson's ties to the Naval Academy are deep as well. Her dad is not only a Naval Academy graduate, he retired from the academy Video games and martinis: DC residents spill on what they gave up for Lent 04/21/2025 12:10pm • Easter is here, and for a lot of those celebrating, it also marks the end of Lent. Lent starts on Ash Wednesday and leads up to Easter, representing the 40 days Jesus spent fasting in the desert while being tempted by Satan. Some that celebrate Lent will pray more, others will be more generous DC-area ice cream shop owner looking for buyer to scoop up her business 04/18/2025 08:58pm • After more than 20 years of serving up ice cream, such as honey lavender and wild blueberry, the owner of two D.C.-area ice cream shops is looking for a buyer to scoop up her business. Susan Soorenko, the owner of Moorenko's Ice Cream, owns two shops: One at 8030 Georgia Ave. in Silver Spring and Va. youth soccer association Virginia Revolution merges with Loudoun United 04/18/2025 06:03pm • Virginia has few professional sports teams, and soccer side Loudoun United is one of them. For the third time in the team's young history, it is changing controlling ownership, merging with Virginia Revolution Soccer Club, a youth soccer organization. Niko Eckart, United's newly appointed team 2nd person arrested in shooting death of 16-year-old in Ashburn 04/17/2025 09:36am • A second person has been arrested in the shooting death of a boy found in a car in a Harris Teeter parking lot in Ashburn, Virginia, on April 12, according to the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office. Deputies say a boy was taken into custody Tuesday afternoon in Ashburn and was charged with first-deg Things to do in the DC area: The National Cannabis Festival's 420 Week, Bloom Ride, and more! 04/17/2025 07:01am • Every year since 2016, the National Cannabis Festival brings together advocates, music lovers, educational programming, over 100 exhibitors and several food vendors for a cannabis community paradise at RFK Festival Grounds. This year's festival is scheduled for July 18 and 19, but it's possible to Ashburn man charged with murder of teenage boy found in Harris Teeter parking lot 04/15/2025 12:52pm • A 19-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the death of a 16-year-old boy who was found in a Harris Teeter parking lot in Ashburn, Virginia, on Saturday. The Loudoun County Sheriff's Office said in a news release Monday that Fadlalla Mohamed, of Ashburn, has been charged with first-de DC, Capitals fans celebrate Ovechkin with 'GR8 City Celebration' 04/12/2025 07:43am • Washington Capitals fans stood in the pouring rain for hours Friday afternoon before being allowed inside D.C.'s Capital One Arena. All to take part in a special city celebration honoring Alex Ovechkin. The Russian goal scorer, who broke Wayne Gretzky’s NHL goal scoring record Sunday, was h