The National Park Service announced the first green buds of Yoshino cherry trees in D.C., starting the bloom season, with peak bloom predicted between March 28-31. Weather fluctuations may affect the blossoming stages.

Montgomery County Commission for Women invites entries for the Girl Power Contest, focusing on media that inspire young girls and women. Submissions due by March 31.

Transgender rights activists and drag artists marched in Washington, D.C., protesting Trump administration's cancellation of queer shows at the Kennedy Center.

Montgomery County survey indicates 84% of residents rate it highly as a place to live, but also highlights concerns like housing affordability and public safety.

D.C. officials plan to redesign Black Lives Matter Plaza, potentially renaming it following a contentious bill by Rep. Andrew Clyde to remove the mural and rename the area. This decision has sparked backlash from local residents.

Firefighter Shannon Simister retires from DC Fire and EMS after a distinguished 25-year career with Truck Co. 9, celebrated on social media by the department.

Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins outlines a billion-dollar plan to address high egg prices due to avian influenza, aiming to make eggs affordable.

MoComCon 2025 to be held in Montgomery County, expanding to a weekend event that includes activities for both adults and families, supporting community engagement in comics.

A DC figure skating community mourns 67 crash victims, including 28 members from local clubs, with an upcoming "Legacy on Ice" tribute event to support families and first responders.

Montgomery County decorates buses with Valentine's themes and holds a photo contest for riders. The Flash BRT route provides accessible transit with future expansions planned.

DC public schools show improvement in NAEP scores, contrasting national stagnation, with fourth graders leading in math progress, as reported by Mayor Bowser.

Montgomery County introduces the More Housing N.O.W. initiative to combat the affordability crisis, focusing on creating housing options for workers like educators and first responders.

WSU's Honey Bee and Pollinators Program has launched a Spanish version of their website to support Spanish-speaking beekeepers with resources on bee health and training.