As spring temperatures begin warming up and kids start spending more time outside, a D.C. dermatologist has tips for parents to protect kids from bug bites and getting sunburned.
A new study by AAA Travel shows more than half the people in the D.C. area are planning to do more travel this summer than last.
Some destinations popular with residents of the D.C. area are requiring masks indoors, and of course, beach town businesses can too.
As coronavirus cases increase again in some areas, it may impact people planning to go to Delaware, Maryland or Virginia beaches.
A labor shortage has prompted theme parks in Virginia to reduce their hours, as the parks work to recover from pandemic-related restrictions.
It is going to be a busy year for the beaches of Delmarva and the Outer Banks as more people get vaccinated and become more comfortable going on vacations. But the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic remain.
As Memorial Day Weekend quickly approaches, beach vacationers will see some rainy and windy weather throughout the holiday weekend at Virginia, Maryland and Delaware beaches.
During the coronavirus pandemic, some people decided to work remotely from the Delmarva beaches. Condos and hotels used the pandemic as a way to promote “work from home, from the beach.”
Maryland authorities are expecting drivers around the D.C. region to make a beeline for the Bay Bridge amid a predicted surge in travel this Memorial Day Weekend as coronavirus restrictions ease.
“You come to the museum and see some of these sightings from the first century all the way to 2017, and your mind might be changed that there really are mermaids.”
Bookings at the Delmarva beaches are up, after the COVID-19 pandemic kept people home for much of last summer.
The summer sun can take a toll on your skin even when you’re not outdoors. Here’s what one dermatologist suggests for keeping it protected all summer.
Sunscreen is regulated by the Food and Drug Administration, which mandates all sunscreens either have an expiration date marked on the packaging or a shelf life of at least three years.
When Memorial Day weekend begins later this week, a team of close to 200 lifeguards will be back on duty along 10 miles of beach in Ocean City. The head of Ocean City’s Beach Patrol is expecting a “boom” in how many people visit the Delmarva beach this year.
Delaware has been taken off the list of high-risk states, and those coming from the state to D.C. will not have to self-quarantine for 14 days.
WTOP has learned that a data fluctuation landed Delaware on D.C.’s high-risk travel list, which the City of Rehoboth mayor said diverted end-of-summer visitors.
Beach bars in Delaware will close Friday, ahead of the Fourth of July weekend, after an uptick in several COVID-19 metrics, Gov. John Carney announced.
Big crowds are expected at beaches for the Fourth of July holiday weekend, leading to more concerns about people potentially spreading the coronavirus.
After a string of violent incidents on the boardwalk, the mayor of Ocean City, Maryland, said Monday that it is time to grant the police department’s request for more officers.
A popular waterfront restaurant in Ocean City, Maryland, has come up with a way to keep customers at a safe social distance that actually looks pretty fun.
The beaches and boardwalk in Ocean City, Maryland, opened last weekend, and next Friday, neighboring Delaware will do the same. But everyone isn’t welcome.
Virginia Beach officials said they’re ready to reopen beaches on Memorial Day weekend, or perhaps even sooner, pending Gov. Ralph Northam’s approval.
It’s estimated that about 440,000 cars will be crossing the Chesapeake Bay Bridge this weekend as people try to cram one last trip to the beach in before everyone else goes back to school.
It’s the unofficial end of summer and the weather will certainly show it this weekend. Unless your plans involve going to Florida, where preparations for Hurricane Dorian are underway, Dorian won’t rain on your parade. Here’s what you need to know for this weekend’s forecast.
