Starting this weekend, outdoor pools are reopening for those who want to take a dip, after more than a year of restrictions in aquatic spaces.

Its founders want to promote self-love and celebrate the beauty of Black hair.

The DC Green Bank plans to continue installing panels in wards 7 and 8.

Homeowners in Congress Heights allege that a local liquor store is a source of illegal behavior, and plan to lobby ABRA against renewing its liquor license.

It’s Thrive DC’s second facility to open this year.

Mother’s Day is not a celebration for some moms. Some are remembering their children who were slain by gun violence — some moms are grieving the loss of their only child, while others are grieving the loss of multiple children.

The landlord “realized it’s a pillar of the community,” says Lashon Andrews, who’s managed the rink for the past three years.

Southeast residents elevated their concerns about inconsistent mail service to Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D) and D.C.’s postmaster. Meanwhile Northeast residents get their first mail delivery in a month.

“My mother is currently homeless. If we’re evicted [and] homeless, my daughter will be the third generation to experience homelessness, and I don’t want that to happen,” says Jessica Crawford, 30.

It’s set to launch in 2023.