Mayor Bowser has launched a Safe Commercial Corridor Hub in Anacostia to connect residents with city services, following a successful similar initiative in Chinatown.

Washington, DC launches the DC SUN Bucks program, providing a one-time $120 food benefit to help about 80,000 students from low-income families during the summer break.

A Boil Water Advisory is in place for parts of Northwest D.C. after a water main break. Residents are advised to boil water before use; the advisory may lift by May 10.

Mayor Muriel Bowser has initiated a comprehensive beautification project in Washington D.C., aiming for cleaner, safer streets with a focus on sidewalk repairs, as detailed on DC.gov.

Lexington High School and BASIS Independent Bellevue won at the DOE's 34th National Science Bowl, showcasing STEM excellence and earning $5,000 for their schools.

Petworth PorchFest in Northwest D.C. will showcase over 250 bands on porches throughout the neighborhood, featuring a variety of musical genres and aiming to unite the community through live performances. If it rains, the event will move to Sunday.

The Capital Pride Parade in D.C. is changing its route to accommodate growth and prepare for WorldPride 2025, not passing through the traditional Dupont neighborhood.

Washington D.C. has installed mobile bathrooms called Throne Labs across the city to provide free access to clean restrooms for residents and tourists as part of a pilot program.

The U.S. DOE announced a $1.93 billion investment for 35 clean energy projects across America, financed by President Biden's Inflation Reduction Act, to cut emissions and advance green manufacturing.

The DOE outlines strategies to meet the growing U.S. electricity demand, including clean energy, grid upgrades, and efficient use, as part of Biden's economic and climate goals.

The U.S. DOE unveils a plan to clear a backlog of renewable energy projects for grid connection, aiming for efficient integration and supporting the 2035 clean energy goal.

Former drug convict turned pastor, Thaddeus Black, will be awarded by the FBI for his community outreach, exemplifying his transformation and collaboration with law enforcement.

First Lady Jill Biden introduces "A View from My Window," an art installation at the White House celebrating the Month of the Military Child and featuring works by military children, part of the Joining Forces campaign.