Former NFL player Darrell Green receives a key to D.C. Photo: Brian Stukes/Getty Images
🏈 Legendary NFL star Darrell Green, who spent his entire 20-year career with Washington and helped bring D.C. two Super Bowl trophies, was honored with the keys to the city on Friday. The cornerback's jersey (#28) was retired during yesterday's home game against the Carolina Panthers, which the Commanders swept 40-7. (NBC4)
Green voiced his support for the Commanders' return to D.C. as Mayor Bowser pushes Congress on a bill giving the city long-term control of the RFK stadium site. A hearing is slated for Nov. 19. (WUSA9)
🦬 Howard University celebrated its 100th homecoming this weekend with a crowd of thousands and Yardfest headlined by DJ D-Nice. Famous alum Kamala Harris was campaigning in swing states, but many alumni voiced support for her campaign. (Washington Post)
🇺🇸 George Washington's Mount Vernonestate house will close temporarily on Nov. 1 for construction ahead of the nation's 250th anniversary in July 2026 (it's slated to reopen earlier). Mount Vernon's grounds and museums will remain open, and holiday celebrations will continue. (WTOP)
