Navigating “Too Many Requests” on DC’s Digital Pathways Ever tried to access a crucial DC government portal, book tickets for a popular local event, or catch up on breaking community news, only to be met with a terse “Too Many Requests” message? This isn’t just a random technical hiccup; it’s a sign that the digital infrastructure supporting our bustling capital is under significant strain. Understanding this error can help us better navigate the online services … Read More

Signature Theatre’s ‘In the Heights’ Echoes Immigrant Stories in DC Arlington’s Signature Theatre recently captivated audiences with “In the Heights,” Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Broadway hit exploring themes of immigration and the American Dream. Running through May 4, 2025, the production resonated deeply in the Washington, D.C. area, especially given its powerful narrative set against the backdrop of current political discussions on immigration. The local staging highlighted the vibrant stories of the Latino community, bringing a vital … Read More

DC Art World Reacts to Phillips Collection Deaccessioning The Washington D.C. art scene is buzzing following the recent announcement from The Phillips Collection regarding the sale of significant artworks. Scheduled for auction at Sotheby’s New York on November 20, pieces by Georgia O’Keeffe, Arthur Dove, and Georges Seurat are set to hit the market, a move that has ignited considerable local controversy. The Phillips Collection’s Controversial Sale Located in the heart of Dupont Circle, The … Read More

Metropolitan Branch Trail’s Latest Expansion Connects DC to Silver Spring Exciting news for Washington D.C. residents and commuters! The Metropolitan Branch Trail (MBT) has just reached a major milestone, with the official opening of its Fort Totten-Takoma segment. This expansion significantly advances the vision of a seamless pedestrian and bicycle connection between downtown D.C. and Silver Spring, Maryland, enriching our local infrastructure and offering new ways to explore the city. A Vital New Segment Unveiled … Read More

Your Ultimate Guide to August Fun in the DMV! Looking for exciting local events this August without breaking the bank? The latest “DMV Download” from DC News Now has you covered, exploring a variety of activities across D.C., Maryland, and Virginia. Get ready to discover hidden gems and major festivals right in your backyard, perfect for families, foodies, and adventure seekers alike. Discover the DMV with “DMV Download” Hosts Kaitlyn Dillon and Makayla Jennings dive … Read More

More Than Just Candles: Salt & Sundry’s Enduring D.C. Journey In the vibrant heart of Washington, D.C., Salt & Sundry has carved out a special niche, evolving from a journalist’s passion project into a beloved home goods destination. Founder Amanda McClements shares the journey of building a community-focused retail business through shifting political tides and economic changes, all while offering beautifully curated items that help D.C. locals create thoughtful, comforting spaces. From Journalism to Curated … Read More

DMV High School Football Playoff Thrillers: Week One Recap The excitement of high school football playoffs gripped the DMV this past weekend, with teams across Maryland and Northern Virginia battling it out for a shot at championship glory. From dramatic comebacks to dominant performances, the opening rounds delivered unforgettable action for local fans, setting the stage for an intense postseason. DMV Playoff Kickoff: A Thrilling Start to the Postseason As the postseason officially got underway … Read More