Every four years during the Winter Olympics, local clubs see a spike in beginners looking to try out the sport of curling.

The county’s indoor mask mandate is extended until Feb. 21.

The National Zoo’s porcupines Beatrix and Quillbur welcomed a baby porcupette into the world.

Plus, Silver Line opening delays, the heat wave continues, and more.

Plus, a tanker crash on the Outer Loop, outlining the priorities of D.C. Department of Transportation’s new leader, and more.

A Wheaton, Md. cook lost his job during the pandemic and was forced to turn to food pantries to feed his family. As a volunteer, he’s now a lifeline for hundreds of other families experiencing hunger.

The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, school spending, and budget negotiations are all on the table during the three-month-long legislative session in Annapolis.

Chairman Phil Mendelson is also proposing ending the moratorium on utility disconnection early.

WAMU and DCist show D.C., Maryland and Virginia voters what to expect when you get your ballot and how to make sure your mail-in ballot will be counted.

When the notice with intent to foreclose arrives, homeowners see two options: Pay the debt they owe to possibly keep their home, or liquidate their assets and leave.