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Lightning beat the Capitals 3-1 in home opener
Andrei Vasilevskiy made 19 saves, Charle-Edouard D'Astous and Conor Geekie scored in the first period and the Tampa Bay Lightning won their home opener with a 3-1 victory over the Washington Capitals on Saturday night.
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Marcus Mariota to start for Commanders against Colts in London with Jayden Daniels ruled out
Head coach Dan Quinn announced the decision Friday after practice at the team’s luxury hotel accommodations outside London.
Tuch scores twice in his first game for Washington, helping the Capitals beat the Hurricanes 5-2
Cole Hutson, Jakob Chychrun and Ryan Leonard also scored for the Capitals, and Logan Thompson made 31 saves.
Colts and Commanders try to build on Week 3 wins when they face each other in London
Both teams should feel as if they can take advantage of this matchup.
Jayden Daniels shrugs off elbow fears as Commanders weigh Colts start in London
Head coach Dan Quinn said Wednesday that Daniels would get more reps as the week progressed and that by Friday “we’ll have a definite determination of where we’re at.”
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Thousands turn out for Art on the Avenue despite daylong rain
Del Ray Business Association also welcomed the neighborhood's newest businesses with a group ribbon-cutting
Inside the DC 'Power to the People' festival headlined by Bruce Springsteen
The one-day, two-stage festival boasted a stacked lineup heavy with veteran rock ‘n’ roll bands.
The Alexandria Brief | Saturday, Oct. 3
Inside: the city's independent policing auditor resigns with five months' severance, a split decision on Russell Road parking, and Art on the Avenue takes over Del Ray.
Spanberger accepts Breaking Barriers Award at Alexandria NAACP dinner, urges yes vote on rights restoration
The governor told the sold-out 93rd annual Freedom Fund Dinner her administration has restored voting rights to more than 100,000 people, and that it should not depend on who holds the office