Nov 26, 2011
Virginia Records 50 Aftershocks Since August Quake
State and federal records show that since the 5.8-magnitude earthquake that shook the region this August, Virginia has experienced 50 aftershocks.
Nov 19, 2011
Virginia Flood Victims Protest FEMA
Virginia families who lost their homes when Tropical Strom Lee flooded their Woodbridge, Va. trailer park demonstrated Friday in front of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), which denied the state disaster aid.
Nov 19, 2011
The Saturday Morning Post
Good morning, Washington. Expect beautiful autumn weather today, with plenty of sunshine and cool temperatures. With winter’s chill lurking just over the horizon, we’re compelled to enjoy these fleeting mild days.
Oct 30, 2011
The Sunday Morning Post
Good morning, Washington. Physical discomfort is part of the Halloween ritual. A masked night out involves harsh fabric, pore-suffocating makeup and limited mobility. It does not usually involve the raw ache of near freezing temperatures. But on Saturday, the Washington area was cold and white, met with an early season storm that covered the region in a mix of sleet and snow.
Oct 09, 2011
The Sunday Morning Post
Good morning, Washington. The National Air and Space Museum closed Saturday and at least one person was pepper-sprayed after hundreds of anti-war demonstrators tried to enter the museum to protest a drone exhibit. The group was carrying signs that are forbidden inside, and some individuals reportedly began shoving guards when asked to leave the signage at the door.
Sep 10, 2011
The Saturday Morning Post
Good morning, Washington. Pigskin season has arrived. Tomorrow is the first football Sunday of the year and the Redskins’ season-opener. It’s the start of six months of chicken wing rituals as we plunge into the thrilling agony of fantasy football, and it’s a good time to start planning where you’ll watch the games. TBD put together a list of which bars have your favorite teams on the big screen.
Sep 04, 2011
The Sunday Morning Post
Good morning, Washington. Today is going to be hot, sticky and summer-like — and it may be the last day of its kind for the year as we usher in cooler weather (the morning meteorologists project that persistent 90 degree days have expired for the season). Showers are possible, but the threat of storms really increases tonight and tomorrow. We’re also in line for copious amounts of rain this week as what’s left of Tropical Storm Lee heads toward the Washington area. If you see the sun today, enjoy it.