D.C.’s Department of Parks and Recreation is offering free gardening webinars this summer, if you’re ready to graduate from regrowing scallions.

A popular dog park in Shaw will shut down beginning in April, the city says.

Mayor Muriel Bowser announced that she would add 1,000 more spots this summer, but advocates say it’s still not enough.

He allegedly called a lifeguard the n-word after being asked to leave.

The National Weather Service is forecasting 90-degree weather every day this week.

“That’s nice and that’s beautiful, but I really want to know what’s being done for the people who were actually wronged.”

You better bee-lieve it.

“It could be a really powerful project,” Playtime Project executive director Jamila Larson says.

Speedos, tankinis, trunks, and two-pieces? That’s fine attire if you want to take a dip in any of D.C.’s two dozen public swimming pool. But don’t even think about diving in while wearing tube socks, sports bras, compression shorts, or jorts.

The Department of Parks and Recreation has released the names of the pools that will be staying open late, thanks to the hot weather.