For the fourth time, a dead body has been pulled out of a D.C. waterway. The body was discovered in the Georgetown area and was floating in water
As traffic along I-95 and other major regional highways steadily increases, and large-scale development continues along the banks of the Potomac, Anacostia, and Occoquan rivers, urban planners in
Low-lying monuments like the MLK Memorial and the Jefferson Memorial are expected to take on water later on Tuesday when the Potomac reaches historic flood levels. The river
October 1, 2012 By Hanna Mangold News Writer/News Assistant Travel Photos: Courtesy of Don Burgess, Bob Dawson, Terry Tabb Located just sixty miles northwest of the District, at the confluence of the Potomac
In the DMV area, two-thirds of people are in support of building a new bridge across the Potomac River to make traffic around the Beltway less congested, according
Officials in Washington, D.C. are working on an investigation to determine the cause of death and identity of a woman found dead in the C&O Canal in Georgetown
