Free shuttle busses will run at all stations during Metro’s regular hours.

The road was submerged in flood waters earlier this week during Monday’s torrential downpour.

The “dump” is getting a $3.4 million facelift.

Emergency repairs are expected to start in July and will last between six and nine months.

D.C. will spend $110 million on repairs to structurally deficient bridges in the coming years.

Scaffolding will start going up around the Washington Monument next week.

Repairs to the Washington Monument will kick off in the next two months, but the expected 18 months worth of work will regularly be interrupted by the president’s coming and going from the White House.

Democrats and Republicans don’t agree on much, but you’d think they’d see eye to eye on repairing the U.S. Capitol’s dome. They don’t.

The National Cathedral is using the first anniversary of the August 2011 earthquake to raise $100,000 for repairs and programming.

The Washington Monument will remain closed through 2013, and quite possibly into the beginning of 2014, as the National Park Service prepares to begin a lengthy renovation process to repair damage the structure sustained in last August’s earthquake.