Zach Bright
Bloomberg Law
Washington, DC, United States
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States Will Get Billions to Plug Orphan Oil Wells. Is it Enough?
The $4.7 billion program from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act is only a small fraction of the billions some say is needed to plug all the nation’s abandoned and forgotten oil and gas wells—in part because nobody really knows how many there are. → Read More
New York to Ban Glyphosate Use on State Properties in New Rules
Weedkillers that use glyphosate would be banned from use on New York state properties under a proposal announced Wednesday by the state’s Department of Environmental Conservation. → Read More
Free New Year's Eve Parties and No-Cover Bars Around DC
End 2021 without breaking the bank. → Read More
5 Women Who Impacted DC History
A recent book spotlights female contributions to the city. → Read More
DC-Area Restaurants Celebrating New Year's Eve with Festive Feasts and Drink Specials
Whether you're in the mood for a fancy prix-fixe or casual drinks and games. → Read More
Champagne Problems? Actually, Yes— Expect Bubbly Shortages at Some Liquor Stores This Holiday Season
Some bourbon producers are also feeling the supply-chain pinch. → Read More
The Library of Congress Is Adding "Return of the Jedi" to the National Film Registry
The Star Wars classic is one of 25 films being singled out for contributions to American culture. → Read More
Your Guide to the Holiday Markets Happening Around DC
Festive options with plenty of gifts, food, and fun. → Read More
A Guide to Shopping Local on Small Business Saturday
How to find and support DC-area retailers going into the holiday season → Read More
Social Beast and Mijita's Tex Mex Are Closing in Glover Park
The two-in-one restaurant will stay open through November 30 → Read More
The FUTURES Exhibition, a Live Magazine, and Holiday-Themed Fun: Things to Do in DC, November 18-21
Arts, entertainment, and fun in DC, Maryland, and Virginia right now. → Read More
There’s a New DC Company That Will Plan Bespoke Weekend Outings and Downtime for You
Ask Jenna plans everything from bespoke date nights to family outings, for $129 a month. → Read More
A DC Architecture Firm Wants Washingtonians to Rethink Alleys
Local architecture firm EL Studio wants people to rethink alleys, and it's hosting a November 11 “Alley Hop” in Columbia Heights to showcase the → Read More
Eleven Jaw-Dropping Technologies Included in the Wild New Smithsonian FUTURES Exhibit
The Smithsonian Institution turned 175 this year, and is marking the milestone with the much-touted upcoming FUTURES exhibit. The show, which opens later → Read More
Día de los Muertos, the Congressional Football Game, and “RENT” the Musical: Things to Do in DC, November 1-3
Arts, entertainment, and fun in DC, Maryland, and Virginia right now. → Read More
The Well-Read Black Girl Festival, Folk Art, and a Nerdy Burlesque Class: Things to Do in DC, October 25-27
Arts, entertainment, and fun in DC, Maryland, and Virginia right now. → Read More
Colorful Fest, a Silent Disco Parade, and Lots of Art Exhibitions: Things to Do in DC, October 14-17
Arts, entertainment, and fun in DC, Maryland, and Virginia right now. → Read More
Your Fun Fall Guide to Halloween and Día de los Muertos Around DC
Celebrate the season with haunted houses, costume contests, pumpkin parties, and more. → Read More