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Washingtonian brought together some of the region’s most influential leaders, innovators, and changemakers for its annual Tech Titans Reception, celebrating the individuals shaping the future of technology in the DC area. Held on October 8th at The Vault at The Watergate…
A South Korean dessert giant with over 1,750 locations in its home country is opening stateside on Saturday, October 17, and it’s chosen Old Town Alexandria to host its first US branch. Twosome Place specializes in two things—coffee and cake—but…
BALTIMORE, Md. — Maryland voters will head to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 3. Here’s what you need to know about registering to vote, casting a ballot by mail, voting early and finding the resources you need before Election Day. Voter registration deadline: Oct.
Truth in Accounting reviewed the finances of all 50 states and ranked Maryland 42nd out of 50, giving the state a grade of D. Bryn Mawr lifts lockdown after bomb threat deemed unfounded Savannah Bananas’ league to bring 2 new teams to Camden Yards in…
Good morning. A chance of rain this morning, then partly cloudy with a high around 83. Rainy with a low around 50 overnight. Sports this weekend: The Washington Wizards visit New Orleans for a preseason game tonight. The Capitals host New Jersey…
The Washington area is predicted to reach peak foliage from around October 20 to October 27, so it’s a good time to plan a colorful fall hike. (We’ve got a list of leaf-peeping destinations.) For a moderately easy trek close to home,…
Sneakerheads converged on DC’s convention center in August for the city’s annual Sneaker Con, which featured more than 200 vendors selling and trading shoes, streetwear, and memorabilia. We spoke to a few attendees about the footwear they were sporting. Piper Holly,…
A federal emergency order aimed at preventing blackouts in the mid-Atlantic is drawing attention to a bigger question: Can the region’s power grid keep up with growing electricity demand? The unusually warm weather earlier this week helped put extra stress…
More than 100 students stormed the State of the Campus address given by University of Maryland President Darryll Pines on Thursday afternoon, in protest of the university’s response to a racist image sent by the school’s club tennis team. More than…
The 42-page complaint filed in federal court in Washington, D.C., claims the Department of Homeland Security’s secretive probe of the voter data, including a policy to combine it with commercial datasets, disregards federal safeguards and flouts the privacy rights of millions…