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Kendall Staton
Red, White, and Bison Gala is another Howard military community win
Howard University is home to nearly 700 military-connected students. This year, during Homecoming, the Office of Student Affairs is trying to highlight them and their contributions with the Inaugural Red, White, and...
Terrance Williams
Water valve repairs in Arlington cause road closures Friday afternoon
Two water valves broke Friday as a result of repairs done on a nearby water main break yesterday evening. Crews are continuing to repair the two valves, as surrounding residents deal with road closures and intermittent...
Emily Seymour
Organizations struggle to help area homeless avoid COVID-19
The homeless population is more at risk than others, prompting nonprofit organizations in the DC area to go into overdrive. ‘COVID was a game changer,’ one advocate says. November, hypothermia month, is here.
Sarah Salem
Arlington County incentivizes residents to go green with Car Free Day
Despite many people still not using public transportation due to the coronavirus pandemic, Arlington is hosting an event to get people excited about helping reduce emissions.
Amid pandemic, museums slowly reopen in DC
Mayor Bowser extends Phase 2 of D.C.'s reopening plan until the end of the year, but museums in the District are starting to open, welcoming visitors and locals with open, but socially-distanced arms.
Dani Birzer
COVID vaccine available for ages 5 to 11 at multiple Arlington locations
Virginia expected to receive at least 252,000 doses, overall.
Heather MacNeil
Shakespeare Theatre hopes to bring historical plays to youth, offers acting lessons
Shakespeare Theatre Company on F Street began its annual acting sessions for children, teens, and adults in November. The company is hoping to bring Shakespeare's plays to today's world and and show similarities of the...
Ibrahim Aksoy
West End, Foggy Bottom prepare for 50th Marine Corps Marathon
As thousands of runners prepare to celebrate the Marine Corps Marathon’s 50th year, residents along its route live in a different world — one of detours, confusion and unanswered questions.
Yi Ya (Becky) Tseng
Panelists: Biggest Threat to US Democracy Happened Long Before Jan. 6th Insurrection
Panelists at the Inaugural Democracy Summit say the 2013 Supreme Court case of Shelby County v. Holder created a nationwide issue of voter suppression where racial minorities are still dealing with its repercussions.
Ron Simon III