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DC’s interim police chief says curfew zones are necessary

WTOP News 4/4 3:35A Ciara Wells

Five juvenile curfew zones are in effect this weekend in the District, restrictions Interim Chief of D.C. Police Jeffery Carroll said are necessary. Carroll told WTOP s Nick...

At least 3 injured after Metrobus crashes into DC restaurant

WTOP News 4/4 3:24A Matt Small

A Metrobus crashed into a restaurant in D.C. early Saturday, according to DC Fire and EMS. The incident took place just after 7:20 a.m. in the District s Shaw neighborhood, at...

This Baltimore steakhouse is coming to DC: ‘Next logical step for us’

WTOP News 4/3 10:41P Thomas Robertson

The Ruxton in Baltimore.(Courtesy Atlas Restaurant Group) The Ruxton in Baltimore.(Courtesy Atlas Restaurant Group) Hon, a Baltimore-based restaurant group has big plans for D.C. Atlas Restaurant...

Federal vote clears way for new Arabian leopard habitat at DC’s National Zoo

WTOP News 4/3 10:31P Tracy Johnke

The Smithsonian National Zoo’s famous giant pandas will be getting new neighbors: endangered Arabian leopards. Their move-in date is projected for 2029, but construction of their habitat could begin...

DC-area high school hoopers take the stage at Capital One Arena in Capital Classic

WTOP News 4/3 12:17A Andrew Alsbrooks

The Capital Classic is the longest-running high school basketball All-Star Game in the nation, dating back to 1974. For the first time since 2017, the 53rd annual event will...

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Overwhelmed and Overworked: Why Wellness Retreats Are Essential for Entrepreneurs in D.C.

DC Life Magazine 4/1 8:27A Dionne Joi

City life Why D.C. Entrepreneurs Are Turning to Wellness Retreats to Overcome Burnout In a city like Washington, D.C., ambition isn’t optional. It’s the baseline. Everyone is building something....

Capital Connections: How To Throw a Summer Networking Event

DC Life Magazine 4/1 7:36A The Editorial Staff

Washington, DC thrives on connection. Professionals from government, nonprofit organizations, tech companies, and startups gather across the city to share ideas and build relationships in a relaxed...

Best Ways To Protect Your Desktop From Heat

DC Life Magazine 3/23 12:09A The Editorial Staff

Heat can shorten your desktop’s lifespan, slow performance, and turn simple tasks into frustrating ones. Many people focus on processors, graphics cards, and storage when they buy a computer, but...

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Maru San Is DC’s Best New Restaurant (So Far) This Year

Washingtonian (Food) 4/2 4:24A Ann Limpert

I have good news and bad news about Maru San. The positive: The Japanese/Peruvian fine-casual spot is easily the best restaurant to open in DC so far this year. But if you have PTSD from shivering in...

Logan Circle Hotspot Katsumi Is Better Than It Needs to Be

Washingtonian (Food) 4/2 4:23A Ann Limpert

In Logan Circle, the French / Japanese restaurant Bar Japonais has a new look, a new name, and a new vibe. Katsumi, with its plum velvet couches, pink neon, and weekend DJs, made its entrance in...

Who Wants a Treat? These Pet Owners Are Going Gourmet.

Washingtonian (Food) 3/29 10:58P Washingtonian Staff

Like many area  parents, Sara D’Amelio tries to be conscious about what she feeds her family. Every week, the founder of the skincare line Skincando goes to the farmers...

Neighborhood Guide: Where to Eat, Shop, and Play in Arlington

Washingtonian (Food) 3/23 11:00P Jessica Sidman

Your insider guide for both trendy and classic spots to eat, shop, and play in the DC area. Read More Here. The closest suburb to Downtown DC, Arlington County offers both urban and suburban appeal:...

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