MCDOT received a $250,000 grant to design a mixed-use development near North Bethesda Metro, focusing on community engagement and enhancing transit access.

Mayor Bowser and officials held a ribbon-cutting for The Asberry, 108 affordable senior housing units in Barry Farm-Hillsdale, and broke ground on The Edmonson, introducing 139 family units.

The Senate Committee has approved the D.C. RFK Stadium Campus Revitalization Act, which would transform the area with housing, recreation, and greenery.

Lou Conter, the last known U.S.S. Arizona survivor, passed away at 102. President Biden honored his Pearl Harbor survival, military service, and remembrance efforts.

The U.S. Department of Energy invests $75M into a Critical Minerals Supply Chain Research Facility to strengthen domestic production and reduce reliance on foreign sources of essential minerals for clean energy and national security.

DC Water announces temporary travel lane and sidewalk closures on Independence Avenue, SW due to potholing for the Potomac River Tunnel Project from April 15-17, with detailed detour maps available.

USAID is hiring a Supervisory Agricultural Specialist to address global food insecurity and environmental issues, based in D.C. within the REFS Bureau's Feed the Future initiative.

NASA, Air Force, and Space Force have selected eight university teams for a summer program to develop their small satellite projects, potentially launching careers and innovations in space technology.

DC Water begins annual maintenance of its water line network, temporarily changing the disinfectant from chloramine to chlorine from March 25 to May 6, which may alter water taste and smell.

UK and US science advisory councils met in Washington, D.C. to discuss joint efforts in addressing global challenges such as climate change, pandemics, and AI technology.

The Biden administration announced a plan to eliminate student loan origination fees and other "junk fees" to reduce the financial burden on college students.

The White House met with officials to address reproductive rights and defend IVF post an Alabama ruling. They discussed strategies to protect fertility treatments and reproductive healthcare.

Washington D.C.'s unemployment rate rose to 5.0% as the region lost 9,900 jobs in January; however, the number of employed residents increased, and the labor force grew.