East Potomac Park: What the Filing Says About Up to 529 Trees
An Interior Department filing identifies up to 529 trees for possible removal at East Potomac Park. Here is what is known about the legal dispute.
Arlington County sues over Trump’s 250-foot arch and calls the federal environmental review “cursory and conclusory”
Will a 250-foot arch really be built beside Arlington National Cemetery, and can a lawsuit stop it? Arlington County has asked a federal court to halt construction until a full environmental review is done. Here is what the county is
Reflecting Pool Contractor Said Repair Flaws, Not Only Vandalism, Damaged Trump’s Blue Liner
The company hired to renovate the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool reportedly acknowledged that repair-plan problems and human oversight damaged the newly installed blue liner.
44,550 Pounds Shrimp Recalled After Deadly Listeria Found in Production Line Across 4 States
A shrimp company in Washington state just pulled thousands of pounds of their cooked shrimp from store shelves. Bornstein Seafoods found a nasty bacteria
DC Cherry Blossoms 2025: Complete Guide to Peak Bloom March 28-31 and $202 Million Economic Impact
The delicate pink and white petals that transform DC’s landscape each spring are ready for their annual spotlight. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned bloom chaser, here’s everything you need
Tejal Somvanshi
D.C. Cherry Blossoms to Peak March 28 Amid Tidal Basin Restoration
The iconic cherry trees around DC’s Tidal Basin have reached Stage 5 – puffy white blossoms – as of March 23, 2025, marking the final stage before peak bloom, according to the
Karmactive Staff