The Redskins fired general manager Scot McCloughan.
(The Washington Post)
Higher-than-average temperatures in February lead to pollen counts nine times higher than normal in the D.C. area, causing people to experience seasonal allergies earlier this year.
(ABC 7 News)
With the National Science Foundation moving from Ballston to Alexandria, property owner Jamestown LP is going to renovate the Stafford Place building for $140 million and hopes to attract high-tech and cybersecurity employers.
(ARLnow)
Redskins fans frustrated with the team’s dealings with quarterback Kirk Cousins and general manager Scot McCloughan are planning a protest near the team’s Ashburn training facility.
(The Burn)
