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6 days ago | nbcwashington.com | Jessica Albert |Maggie More

There's a pride celebration happening Saturday in an unusual venue: a cemetery. It's the burial site of a gay rights activist whose legacy has inspired countless LGBTQ+ military members. His grave is a marker of a story about love, in a setting where the stories are usually about death.

1 week ago | telemundowashingtondc.com | Sophia Barnes |Maggie More

Para los residentes de Bethesda, la tormenta del jueves fue un recordatorio de que los enormes y hermosos árboles de la zona pueden causar grandes daños rápidamente. Kevin Vigneault llevaba a su hija y a algunas amigas a casa después de un entrenamiento de natación cancelado cuando la situación en Mohican Road, no lejos de su casa, se volvió alarmante rápidamente. Noticias Noreste 24/7 en Telemundo 44. "Un rayo cayó sobre un árbol.

1 week ago | nbcwashington.com | Sophia Barnes |Maggie More

Destructive storms blew through the Washington, D.C., area on Thursday night, causing trees to crush cars and houses while cutting power to numerous neighborhoods. Thousands of people are waiting for their lights to turn back on after spending the night in the dark. More than 20,000 Dominion Energy customers, mostly in Fairfax County, were without power early Friday. Arlington County and Alexandria were hit hard, too.

2 weeks ago | nbcwashington.com | Maggie More

Getty ImagesDupont Circle will be open to visitors the weekend of the WorldPride D.C. parade after all. As the fencing around Dupont Circle Park came down late Saturday morning, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and the National Park Service (NPS) made a joint statement announcing the change. It's the latest update in a weeklong back-and-forth over whether the historic neighborhood would be accessible or fenced off during Pride Month's biggest weekend in the District.

3 weeks ago | nbcwashington.com | Maggie More |Sophia Barnes |Juliana Valencia

Whether you're looking to sing along with a band that gets your nostalgic feelings going or discover something new, these music festivals in D.C., Maryland and Virginia have something for everyone. The homegrown music festival, pulled together by sibling duo Chris Hartman and Liz Rawlings, returns with a lineup made for indie and alt rock lovers. Young the Giant, Milky Chance and The Maine are leading Friday's lineup.