 The Washington Post reports the exhibit is now open at the Rhode Island Center in Northeast D.C. One Egyptologist, Melissa Hardwig of the Michael C. Carlos Museum in Atlanta's Emory University, says the immersive experience is even better than seeing the tomb in person. It costs $34 to get in. It's at the Rhode Island Center in Northeast through August. Coming up on WTOP, we'll tell you why a Northern Virginia man was heading to Minnesota in handcuffs. It's 844.