The National Building Museum in Washington, D.C. has introduced an 80-foot synthetic ice rink, open for holiday skating without the cold. Skating is free with your own skates, or $5 for rentals.

Resident doctors at George Washington University Hospital reached a tentative agreement to avert a strike, securing better pay and mental health support.

Dr. Kisha Davis warns about the seriousness of postpartum depression and psychosis, urging vigilance and swift action when symptoms appear. She emphasizes the conditions' impact on judgment and the necessity for immediate professional help.

DC Water lifted the boil water advisory for nearly 3,000 Northeast D.C. residents after tests confirmed water safety following a suspected water main leak.

Councilmember Fani-González hosts a workshop on energy-efficiency programs in collaboration with the Maryland Department of Housing, highlighting financial incentives for home upgrades.

Montgomery County organizes events for seniors to learn about aging services, underlining the importance of community support in preserving their independence and activity.

D.C.'s Cathedral Commons area will host its Holiday Tree Lighting on December 6, which will result in road closures and parking restrictions on Newark Street from Wisconsin Avenue to Idaho Avenue, NW, from 3-9 p.m.

Adams Morgan in Washington D.C. now has special bins to tackle pizza box litter, strategically placed to aid in cleanliness and rodent control. They cost about $2,000 for two and are emptied daily.

Shirlington prepares for Light Up the Village event on December 5th, causing road closures and potential traffic delays from noon to 10 p.m. as described by Arlington County officials.

Mayor Muriel Bowser and the OSSE report a 1.1% increase in public school enrollment in Washington, D.C., the largest since 2007, ahead of the city's educational showcase, EdFEST 2024.

Washington, D.C. celebrated its 38th Adoption Day, highlighting joyous stories of families and individuals who have adopted children, emphasizing the positive impact of adoption.

The Montgomery County Council has announced public hearings on new budget resolutions, affecting working families, police resources, and health services, with federal grants and settlement funds involved.

An 80-foot Sitka spruce from Alaska named "Spruce Wayne" has been installed on the U.S. Capitol's West Front Lawn for the 2024 holiday season after a 4,000-mile journey.