Democrats celebrated a sweeping midterm victory, taking control of Congress and laying the groundwork for the 2028 presidential cycle following widespread public frustration with the administration
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Brookland residents turn to candidates who promise help
Election Day is here, and Brookland residents are voting for candidates who will advocate for high wages to keep up with inflation.
Getting out the vote on campus may mean teaching students how to use snail mail
Campus groups are developing ways to urge voter turnout with mail-in ballot training. Do you list home address or campus address? It can be confusing.
Ward 5 early voters want to feel safe
Early voters at the at Turkey Thicket Recreation Center and Woodridge Library early voting centers say they want elected officials to address affordable housing, work to end homelessness, and safer roadways.
American Poetry Museum stages new art & poetry events
The museum on Brookland's art walk collaborates with local artists and poets by hosting open mics, community workshops, and art exhibits.
Brookland Village fundraiser surpasses goal to support senior resident aid
The Greater Brookland Intergenerational Village kicked off its fall season with a neighborhood fundraiser to support the group’s goal of better social and educational opportunities accessible for the neighborhood’s...
Brookland Community aims to bring business back to 12th Street
12th Street Thift is set to open on a commercial strip that has seen many vacancies recently.
