Aug 03, 2018
Update: 12-Year-Old Girl Separated From Her Tour Group At DCA Found Safely With Her Parents
JinJing Ma reportedly separated from her tour group and willingly left the airport with an unknown woman.
They’ll end the fast in a ceremony today at noon, after a day of passing out petitions advocating for a $15-per-hour minimum wage and wearing buttons that say “Ask Me Why I’m Fasting.”
Both George Washington University Hospital and Reagan National Airport had severe flooding from pipes leaking and bursting due to the freezing temperatures.
Surprisingly no, you still can’t bring guns on airplanes, as TSA had to remind two gentlemen last weekend at Reagan National Airport.
Airport police said yesterday that they are searching for an 83-year-old woman who went missing Friday afternoon at Reagan National Airport. Victoria Kong landed at Reagan on Friday afternoon after a trip to Barbados, her country of birth. She was last seen about 6:30 p.m. Friday walking along the Mount Vernon Trail near Gravelly Point, just north of the airport. A subsequent investigation over the weekend led police and K-9 units toward Roosevelt Island….
Jul 08, 2012
Airplane Gets Stuck on Soft Tarmac Caused By Heat
These remarkably high temperatures have been troubling the transportation infrastructure.
Travelers wanting to fly nonstop between the D.C. area and San Francisco must currently trek out to Dulles. But that’s changing in May when United introduces the first nonstop flight between Reagan and SFO.
Dec 03, 2011
The Saturday Morning Post
Good morning, Washington. The first weekend in December debuts, and it’s going to be sunny and mild with temperatures rising to about 50 by the afternoon. Sans the October snowstorm, the start of the winter season hasn’t been too bad.
Oct 02, 2011
The Sunday Morning Post
Good morning, Washington. DCist heard from a tipster Thursday night that “several hundred” people were planning to converge on McPherson Square Saturday morning for a sister protest to New York’s “Occupy Wall Street.” NBC Washington reports that at the height of participation Saturday, the group called “Occupy DC” amounted to about 40 to 50 people whose protests were often drowned out by a women’s percussion practice across the square.
