lmost two years removed from the biggest blown call of his long life as one of America’s most famous presidential-election prognosticators, Allan Lichtman is still looking ahead. It’s late July and Lichtman, an American University professor, is sitting in his…
A runaway cow made its way onto the Baltimore Beltway near Pikesville, causing a farmer to rush from welcoming his newborn to wrangling the animal on Interstate 695. As a farmer and co-owner of Hidden Waters Regenerative Farm in Pikesville, Joe…
Early Sunday morning, tens of thousands of runners will gather for the annual Marine Corps Marathon. The 26.2-mile course, which starts in Arlington and takes runners through Georgetown to the National Mall and then back to Arlington, will mean weekend…
Today, that same manager says, threats to science remain—particularly through Notices of Funding Opportunities, called “NOFOs,” which are public announcements posted by the NIH to solicit grant applications from scientists for specific types of research the agency wants to…
As concerns grow over information overload and how much technology is around us, the D.C. Public Library is stepping in with programs to help people. Chelsea Kirkland is the digital inclusion coordinator with the library system who is behind the effort.
Susan Makes $ense, a new NBC Washington newsletter. I’m so happy you’re here! Let's be honest: Figuring out what's legit, what's a scam and what actually matters for your money right now is overwhelming. With more than 30 years as a…
It's a tiny patch that could have a life-saving impact. Researchers at Virginia Tech are developing technology they hope could one day save someone, even when no one else is there to help. It's a wearable patch designed to detect…
Managing a rental property in Washington, DC can be a solid long-term investment, but there is no sugarcoating it: navigating the District’s housing regulations is a lot. The legal requirements are strict, the administrative steps take time, and missing a…
Kramers — a bookstore, restaurant and D.C. icon — is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. Kramers owner Steve Salis told WTOP News that the business’s commitment to authenticity is what’s kept operations running full steam ahead. “The business really, I contend, has…
Anyone who visits D.C. courts sees how busy they are. What you don’t see is how busy they are behind the scenes, trying to stretch a tight budget further. People with business at the courthouse described what they faced inside. “There’s…
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