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5 of the Strangest Hidden Monuments and Memorials Scattered Across DC

and on October 16, 2026

A buried miniature Washington Monument, a Titanic tribute, and a Darth Vader carving on a cathedral hide in plain sight around the capital.

When Is Flu Season in Washington, D.C.? Do I Have Flu Symptoms?

and on September 23, 2026

Flu activity typically rises in October and peaks from December through February, but sudden aches and fatigue can help distinguish it from a cold.

Why the DC Police Union Is Challenging MPD’s Use of Flock Cameras

and on September 11, 2026

The dispute highlights how license-plate data can reveal where people drive and raises questions about access, storage and sharing.

Why the Mayor of a Virginia City Wants Flock Cameras Gone

and on September 11, 2026

Alexandria has 61 cameras, while officials weigh a contract exit amid questions about who can access license-plate data and how long it stays.

Why Washington, D.C., Is Rated the No. 2 Best City for Work in the U.S.

and on August 27, 2026

The ranking weighs career mobility, pay, flexibility and opportunity across 228 metropolitan areas, with Boston taking the top spot.

Is Maryland a Good State to Live in? Here’s What National Ranking Says

, and on July 31, 2026

Maryland lands at No. 21 overall, with a top-five health care score but a 37th-place economy ranking, as Utah tops the list again.

Will DC Hospitals Have to Give Trump, Konza Health Your ER Records?

and on July 28, 2026

A federal contractor could soon pull identifiable ER records for 10,000+ conditions from up to 100 hospitals nationwide, with no public notice required.

Should Washington DC Be Worried About Legionnaires’ Outbreak in NYC?

and on July 14, 2026

Health officials trace New York’s 60-case Legionnaires’ outbreak to a contaminated cooling tower — here’s why DC’s 50+ residents face extra risk.

Has Cyclosporiasis Hit the DC Area? What to Know as Parasite Spreads

and on July 13, 2026

Maryland cases have nearly doubled since May, and the CDC now wants weekly, not monthly, case-count updates nationwide.

How Will DC Residents Receive Money from $9.9 Million Live Nation Settlement?

and on April 23, 2026

DC’s attorney general sued Ticketmaster’s parent company for hiding fees and using pressure tactics on concertgoers for a decade — and $8.9 million of the $9.9 million settlement is now earmarked to go directly back to consumers.

Why Trump’s Strait of Hormuz Blockade May Affect DC Public Transportation

and on April 13, 2026

DC Metro just logged its busiest month since 2020 — and $4.28-per-gallon gas in the capital may be driving more commuters off the road and onto the train.

What Is the Most Expensive Housing Rental Market in the DC Area?

and on April 13, 2026

Arlington, Va. beats out Washington, D.C. itself for priciest 1-bedroom rents in the region — and the gap between the DMV’s most and least expensive rental markets stretches nearly $1,500 a month.

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