Ahead of looming shutdown, VOA fights to be heard

A small group of journalists is fighting the Trump Administration to keep the Voice of America alive. Until March, the news service had broadcast continuously for 83 years, and reached 350 million listeners in...

Terrance Williams

5 days ago

The Wash

Logan small businesses say Bowser’s crime bill doesn’t help them much

As stores like CVS and Giant find themselves victims of organized retail theft, smaller businesses say Mayor Muriel Bowser’s proposed new legislation isn’t meant for them since similar crimes don’t affect them as much.

Riley Ceder

November 14, 2023

Upcoming WMATA bus garage raises concern among Friendship Heights residents

WMATA’s plans to convert a Lord & Taylor property into a garage for zero-emissions buses raised concerns and sparked conversation among members of the Friendship Heights community.

Julia Mouketo

November 7, 2023

Picture from Wildflower Native Plant Nursery

Native plants gain ground, bolstering environmental resilience

Nursery businesses have witnessed a surge in the utilization of native plants in gardens and landscaping throughout Bethesda. Not only has this trend enhanced the region's aesthetic appeal, but it has also played a...

Siddhi Mahatole

November 7, 2023

Residents anticipate change as D.C. presents guidance for Wisconsin Avenue.

The document was produced through a year-long community engagement process and was released back in September.

Daniela Lobo

November 7, 2023

Video reveals DC police pepper sprayed a crowd of teens at Tenleytown Wawa store

Some parents raise concerns about police use of force on high schoolers.

Julia Mouketo

November 6, 2023

Early Voting reeling in more voters

Democrats at an advantage with Republicans pushing to increase numbers.

Sanjana Feroz

November 4, 2023

Republican volunteers at a McLean polling station.

Fairfax County Republicans push ‘no’ vote on school bond referendum despite strong public support

Republicans in Fairfax County are urging voters to reject issuing $435 million in new school bonds, citing financial woes and misuse.

Oliver Ward

November 4, 2023

GWU students on canceled presidential inauguration: “She’s kind of digging her own grave”

The student body remains relatively indifferent to the canceled presidential inauguration events. However, many say this is not a good look for the new president, Ellen Granberg.

Katherine Hapgood

November 2, 2023

Dupont Circle museums provide support for Jewish and Palestinian communities during the Israel-Hamas War

The Museum of the Palestinian People and the National Museum of American Jewish Military History stand ready to aid and support Jewish and Palestinians in the D.C. area as the Israel-Hamas war unfolds.

Alex Angle

October 31, 2023

The Black Georgetown Foundation works to protect Georgetown’s African American cemeteries

The foundation has been working to preserve and restore the historically Black sacred burial ground, Mount Zion-Female Union Band Society Cemeteries, which is tucked away on Georgetown’s Q Street.

Mirika Rayaprolu

October 31, 2023

Ahead of looming shutdown, VOA fights to be heard

The Wash

Logan small businesses say Bowser’s crime bill doesn’t help them much

Upcoming WMATA bus garage raises concern among Friendship Heights residents

Native plants gain ground, bolstering environmental resilience

Residents anticipate change as D.C. presents guidance for Wisconsin Avenue.

Video reveals DC police pepper sprayed a crowd of teens at Tenleytown Wawa store

Early Voting reeling in more voters

Fairfax County Republicans push ‘no’ vote on school bond referendum despite strong public support

GWU students on canceled presidential inauguration: “She’s kind of digging her own grave”

Dupont Circle museums provide support for Jewish and Palestinian communities during the Israel-Hamas War

The Black Georgetown Foundation works to protect Georgetown’s African American cemeteries

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