What time does the MLK Day parade begin in DC? Timing, road closures, how to watch and more

The nation’s capital will honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday with a full morning of events in Southeast D.C., including the annual Peace Walk and MLK Day parade. If you’re planning to attend in person or tune in from home, here’s everything you need to know about start times, the parade route, road closures and how to watch the celebrations live.

America's 250th anniversary sparks travel rush

America's 250th anniversary this year is sparking some travel trends, with experts warning to book early for events on your radar.

Things to do in DC this weekend: MLK Peace Walk and Parade, Travel & Adventure Show and more

For MLK weekend in D.C., there are plenty of activities, especially if you’re interested in the arts. In fact, there is more than one live performance in the next few days.

New Virginia law could threaten small wineries in the state

By the end of the year, some of Virginia’s smallest wineries may be shutting down as a law passed in 2023 comes into full effect at the end of the year. 

Map: These were the top moving destinations in 2025, U-Haul data shows

New analysis from U-Haul shows which states people moved to the most in 2025, with a notable migration trend from the harsh winters of the Northeast to sunnier southern states. 

Cinemark's $5 bring-your-own bucket popcorn deal returns for National Popcorn Day 2026

Cinemark and Lowe’s team up for a $5 popcorn bucket deal this Jan. 18-19. Bring any container—including a 5-gallon Lowe’s bucket—to celebrate National Popcorn Day 2026.

Bilt expands rewards program with new cards for renters, homeowners: What to know

Bilt on Tuesday unveiled Bilt Card 2.0, a revamped lineup of three credit cards that, for the first time, allows homeowners to earn rewards on mortgage payments.

Recall of cheese products upgraded to highest danger level over Listeria-causing bacteria: FDA

The Food and Drug Administration announced that a recall of cheese products has been upgraded to the most serious risk category after testing positive for a potentially deadly bacteria, Listeria monocytogenes.

These baby names are at risk of going extinct in 2026

Some baby names are disappearing fast. New data reveals which once-trendy names are falling out of favor.

Escrow payments rising nationwide with homeownership less attainable

Rising escrow payments are eating into Americans' budgets. Insurance premiums are driving costs up in several states, with 8% nationwide increase projected for 2026.