Happy April, DC! There’s a number of family-friendly spring festivals to enjoy this month. Lyricists Lily Allen and Cardi B also have concerts in DC.

The DC Council is expected to vote next week on extending the District's emergency youth curfew ahead of its planned expiration next month. Councilmember Brooke Pinto told WUSA9 that the legislation

Flowers are blooming, the weather is breaking, and outdoor festivals are popping up around town to mark the start of spring. Here’s a list of a few community gatherings you may want to add to your calendar for some seasonal joy.

Originally projected for March 29 through April 1, a burst of spring warmth helped push the blossoms ahead of schedule.

Forecasters are calling for a near-perfect spring setup on Sunday, before storms move in overnight and linger into Monday morning.

The warm weather over the weekend was enough to push the cherry blossoms from Stage 4 (which we reached Saturday morning) to Stage 5 Monday morning. Temperatures will be milder Wednesday, Thursday and Friday and we'll likely see peak bloom one of these days.

Spring begins officially at 10:46am Friday due to the “vernal equinox”, when the Earth’s tilt is neither towards nor away from the sun. As a result, we have nearly equal day and night. Plus, for the first day of spring,

Spring may bring a surge in D.C.-area home sales as lower mortgage rates, rising inventory and pent‑up demand shape the housing market.