Whether you’d rather stay warm by a fireplace or in a sauna, or feel the wind and snow on your face, there are several getaways not far from D.C. to get you through winter.

Whether it’s rooftop paella in a surprising locale or farm-to-table treats with mountain views, the D.C. region’s got plenty to whet your appetite this season.

Whether you want to spend time in a winter wonderland or not, these local destinations are great option for a winter trip.

Just in time for Juneteenth, we’ve rounded up some day trips to local historical sites — and some Black- and BIPOC-owned restaurants to stop at along the way.

This Thanksgiving marks the first large holiday where many family members, young and old alike, are at least partially vaccinated against COVID-19. Analysts are predicting travel to reach near a pre-pandemic level.

The region’s transportation hubs are touting a number of COVID-19-related precautions and measures in hopes of keeping everyone healthy and safe during what is normally the busiest travel period of the year.

Contact tracers interviewed more than 370 people about their exposure activities in the previous two weeks.

The new rule requiring two weeks of self-quarantine goes into effect on Monday.

The city is offering drivers with expired licenses or registrations a letter they can carry to avoid tickets when crossing state lines.

Its name is “Perseverance,” a word many middle schoolers (and adults) can’t spell.