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Mike Pesoli
Haley Murphy
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Sophie AustinThe neighborhood commission unanimously passed a resolution calling for DDOT to implement more safety measures as 2021 crash deaths surpass 2020.
Shaw Holiday Art Market returns for in-person shopping
Shaw’s Art Market was virtual in 2020, but this year residents can expect more direct engagement with artists the day of Dec. 18th.
Grace NardeiA tale of two fleets: ACPS and DASH offer glimpse into future of transportation in Alexandria
State funding and a city-wide push for sustainability is increasing the number of electric buses on the road. Analyses of DASH and ACPS help show what’s to come.
Muhammed Al RefaiResidents, children block Brookland intersection advocating for safer streets
Community members gathered at the corner of 14th and Irving St. Northeast in remembrance of 5-year-old Allie Hart, who died after being hit by a car while on her bicycle earlier this year.
Hanna HolthausFormer Fairfax elementary teacher arrested for sexual battery of a minor
Police urge anyone who may have had a concerning interaction with suspect Roger McKay to contact the Major Crimes Bureau.
M ColkittDemonstrators call for end of U.S. foreign policy in Ethiopia amid civil war
Ethiopia has been in a civil war for over a year with former governing party Tigray People’s Liberation Front. Demonstrators outside the State Department on Friday say the Biden administration has undermined the...
Vanessa Montalbano
Rebekah AlveyTwo arrested after fight broke out on Orange Line Train, one suspect injured
Police responded to a fight on a Metro train Friday morning that involved a box cutter. This is the latest instance of violence on public transit.
Keely BastowFirst Ward 4 walk-up vaccination site opens at Petworth Library
Residents of Ward 4 can now receive their COVID-19 vaccines and boosters along with a flu shot at the Petworth Neighborhood Library.
Carley WelchArmed robbery on 14th Street in Columbia Heights
Upwards of $1000 worth of cash and several phones were stolen from Mobile X, a phone repair shop, the owner said.
Caroline Cliona Boyle
Alec D'AngeloScooterist struck, injured in Central Business District
The accident comes during the tail end of the deadliest year in traffic fatalities in the district in nearly a decade.
McKenzie BeardPerson fires gun toward train at Columbia Heights Metro station
This shooting marks the second act of gunfire at the Metro station in the past two weeks.
Lauren BerrymanSupreme Court landmark abortion case could have historic repercussions
Tensions outside the courthouse were high as the justices heard arguments limiting abortion access.
Elise KlineProtestors shut down morning traffic on Capitol Hill
Five intersections closed and a total of 40 arrests made as protestors demand congressional action before the legislative session ends this week.
Rosie Hughes
Kayla GallagherWith 39 traffic deaths this year, skepticism of city’s efforts swells
2021 has been one of the most fatal years in traffic crashes despite measures like Vision Zero and changing traffic safety reporting procedures. Advocates and residents want greater action. Before 4B ANC Commissioner...
Dump truck flips at eastern edge of the Palisades, trapped driver saved
An on-scene Metropolitan Police Department officer said the brakes on the truck went out before tumbling into a local resident’s front yard.
Shelby FishmanPublic art evolves: Arlington updates master plan to prioritize equity, diversity
Public art is evolving in Arlington County and an update to the public art master plan aims to meet new equity and diversity goals.
Foggy Bottom group holds document-shredding event to protect against data theft
Although recent statistics reveal document theft to be a fading means of stealing information, residents feel shredding personal records provides some security.
Megan RugglesOne smile at a time: Dupont crossing guard spotlights more than just school route safety
Thomas Tate has been brightening people’s days at the corner of New Hampshire and R Street for nearly 15 years.
