A US passenger jet carrying 64 people crashed into Washington's Potomac River Wednesday after colliding midair with a ...

50 years after President Johnson instigated efforts to clean up the polluted river, the Potomac remains tainted by the District’s sewage. After years of unchecked sewage flowing into the Potomac River ...

It won't be completed until about 2030, but a pedestrian/bicyclist bridge over the Potomac River could bring more people to ...

Washington, D.C., is in no hurry to make swimming in the Potomac River legal despite significant improvements made in the river’s water quality and bacterial levels. Under Washington law, swimming in ...

Onlookers after a car drove into the Potomac along the Mt. Vernon Trail (courtesy @darsh5000/X) A woman was rescued Tuesday evening after driving into the Potomac River along the GW Parkway. The ...

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. (DC News Now) — First responders rescued two people from the Potomac River on Saturday after they were found in the water clinging to a tree, officials said. In a post on X ...

Five million people depend on the Potomac River for their drinking water, so you have to wonder, is a grade of B good enough? Potomac Conservancy scores the Potomac River's health a grade of B, an ...

Spectators gathered in the sunshine to watch Santa and his reindeer and elves perform water tricks and spread holiday cheer ...

WASHINGTON — Dramatic before-and-after photos showing how freshwater mussels cleaned a tank of badly polluted Potomac River water in a matter or hours are encouraging signs that water quality near ...

Lawmakers and environmental groups are once again trying to reverse the ban that Washington, D.C., first imposed in 1971, arguing that stretches of the Potomac River have healed and should be open to ...

It’s a mighty 383 miles long, it slices through the heart of our region, and it supplies most of our drinking water. Yet ask residents what they most love about Washington, and the Potomac River ...

On March 18, 1936, The Morning Herald announced startling news to its readers – the Potomac River was rising over a foot an hour in Williamsport. By the day’s end, the buildings at Cushwa Basin were ...