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 ...

Lorde’s Audience Was Audibly Grossed Out As She Proudly Discussed Swimming In The Potomac River. Derrick Rossignol Music News Editor Twitter. August 30, 2022.

The 405-mile long river serves as some of the border between Maryland and Washington D.C before running into Chesapeake Bay. Public swimming in the Potomac has been banned in Washington D.C. since ...

As for the Potomac, it has a long history and reputation of being concerningly unclean. In fact, swimming in the river has actually been illegal in DC since 1971, although the Potomac Riverkeeper ...

Go on a walking tour to learn more about segregated swimming in the Tidal Basin and how to make the Potomac more accessible.

A body recovered from the Potomac River is presumed to be a young person who went missing Friday after trying to swim from Virginia to Maryland, authorities said. Montgomery County Fire and Rescue ...

Swimming in Potomac River could soon be allowed as water quality improves. FOX 5's Bob Barnard reports that swimming could soon be allowed in the Potomac river thanks to improvements in water quality.

A body found in the Potomac River is believed to be that of a missing swimmer. On Monday, May 27, Montgomery County Fire & Rescue Service spokesman Pete Piringer explained in a video on X ...

A body was found in the Potomac River on Memorial Day weekend as crews were looking for a young man who disappeared while trying to swim across the fast-moving body of water. Two young men entered ...

A body recovered from the Potomac River on Monday is believed to be a young man who went missing last Friday while attempting to swim from Virginia to Maryland. Montgomery County Fire and Rescue ...

Singer-songwriter Lorde claimed to have swam in the Potomac River while in-between sets on her "Solar Power" tour stop in Washington, D.C. on Monday night.

A body was recovered from the Potomac River and is believed to be that of a missing swimmer, Pete Piringer, spokesman for Montgomery County Fire & Rescue Service, announced on Monday, May 27.