WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — After days of uncertainty and unanswered questions, the National Park Service has officially announced that Dupont Circle Park will close for WorldPride weekend. “Profoundly ...
Amid days of uncertainty, it now appears that a historic D.C. park that played an important role in D.C. Pride for decades will be closed this weekend. The National Park Service and U.S. Park Police ...
The National Park Service and the US Park Police announced that they will close Dupont Circle Park between 5 AM Friday and 6 PM Sunday, a window that coincides with multiple celebrations during ...
This video is no longer available. After days of flip-flopping and backlash from community members, National Park Service officials made the official decision to close Dupont Circle Park through ...
The National Park Service has closed Dupont Circle Park for the peak weekend of WorldPride in Washington, D.C., fencing off a landmark deeply tied to LGBTQ+ history despite objections from local ...
WASHINGTON — Dupont Circle Park remained closed Sunday morning, after a shooting and double stabbing in the area Saturday evening. The chaotic night came after much back and forth over whether the ...
D.C. police ordered Dupont Circle Park evacuated at the height of a Pride celebration Saturday evening after reports that two men were stabbed and another was shot nearby. In the immediate aftermath ...
The fencing surrounding Dupont Circle Park was seen being taken down, hours ahead of the start of the WorldPride Parade. A 7News Photographer found that the fencing was being taken down around 11:30 a ...
At Fort Dupont Park, thousands gathered to honor a local music legend, creating a brief refuge from the conflict. By Mark Walker Reporting from Washington In Dupont Circle, hundreds of protesters ...
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