Plus, all kinds of fun facts about how millennials feel about love.
U.S. News and World Report touts D.C. for its jobs market, affordability, and food and entertainment options, among other things.
We strive to be the best damn blog in DC. In pursuit of that goal, we occasionally gotta put our ear to the ground and take advice from our amazingly avid (and equally sassy) readership. Modern technology allows us to do so with an internet survey that takes a paltry four minutes. That’s where you come in: Please actually take it. We’ve even thrown in a chance to win an iPad mini to sweeten the…
The average Capital Bikeshare member saved about $800 on transportation costs last year, according to a survey published today by the bicycle sharing program.
Just a cat in a skillet (Monica Schmelzer) This? This is just a cat that enjoys ruining dinner plans. And what do you enjoy? Talking about yourself, probably! DCist is doing a readership survey for 2013 and we’d love to know more about you, so click on through and let us know!…
Gonna be hard to do Grilled Cheese Day right without a cast iron pan… (Monica Schmelzer) This? This is just a cat that enjoys ruining dinner plans. And what do you enjoy? Talking about yourself, probably! DCist is doing a readership survey for 2013 and we’d love to know more about you, so click on through and let us know!…
We’re so happy right now.
D.C. is only slightly more religious than six other states in the country.
D.C. residents are far less likely to own pets than anyone else in the U.S., says a new survey.
Most Metro riders are generally pretty happy with bus and rail service, though younger commuters are less likely to sing the praises of the transit system.
