NBC4 Chief Meteorologist Doug Kammerer has released his 2026 Summer Heat Forecast, predicting a warm but manageable summer across the DMV, with humidity and rainfall expected to play a bigger role than extreme heat.
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Chicago-based Giordano’s has officially announced that it will open its first DMV location on Tuesday, June 9, in downtown Washington, D.C. A video preview can be seen below.
The Washington Spirit announced Tuesday that its May 30 match against Seattle Reign FC at Audi Field has officially sold out, marking the earliest sellout announcement in club history.
Two Maryland restaurants, both in Montgomery County, are getting attention in Eater DC’s newly updated list of “Where to Find the Best Sushi Around DC,” released on May 14, 2026.
The lifelike policeman sculpture in Friendship Heights Village, titled “Oh, It’s You, Welcome!” by artist J. Seward Johnson Jr., was dedicated on April 29, 2000, as part of the Village of Friendship Heights collection.
Cheer Extreme DMV, located in Gaithersburg, recently took five of its 11 teams to Orlando, Florida to compete in some of the largest and most prestigious end-of-season cheerleading championship events in the world.
Dor-Ne Corset Shoppe is preparing for a new chapter, announcing plans to relocate to the Meadowood Shopping Center in Colesville after more than two decades in downtown Silver Spring.
Metro is preparing to roll out a redesigned website and updated Metro Pulse app aimed at simplifying trip planning and improving the customer experience across the region.
Chicago-based Giordano’s says it is now planning for an “early summer” opening for its first DMV location in downtown Washington, D.C., according to an update shared with PoPville.
In a statement titled “Hantavirus – Statement from the Virginia Department of Health,” the Virginia Department of Health says it is closely monitoring the situation involving the MV Hondius and remains in active communication with federal partners at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Additional information regarding a specific location was not provided.
The Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Washington (JCRC) is calling for immediate and long-term action following what it describes as a troubling rise in antisemitic incidents across Montgomery County Public Schools.