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Extra police officers assigned to prevent violent crimes
115 police officers to be granted overtime due to shootings in Columbia Heights.
Petruce Jean-Charles
Listening to the voters
By Faith Boehm American University student Faith Boehm interviewed voters in Manchester and Concord, New Hampshire, before the state’s first-in-the-nation primary. Here’s what she found: Jerry Paulson, 60, has driven to...
The 126 million absentee ballots cast this year stretch U.S. Postal Service
USPS implements “extraordinary measures” to deliver ballots on time.
Maya Smith
Youth curfew extended to increase safety in Navy Yard
D.C. Council extends the curfew till April. Navy Yard residents question whether this is a fair public safety measure.
Ellen Tannor
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Leona Dunn
Foggy Bottom sidewalks rank as some of the city’s worst
With 333 obstructions, Foggy Bottom ranks in the top 25 percent of neighborhoods in the District with the most sidewalk obstructions.
Molly Feser
Do fans really know their Nats?
Is everyone in D.C. pretending to be a Nats fan just because they're in the World Series?
Emily Hayes
D.C.’s new outdoor dining rules aim at accessibility. Will they deliver?
D.C. is phasing out its temporary streatery program, and many U Street restaurants are tearing down their setups entirely — potentially eliminating one of the few accessible gathering spaces available.
Kelly Doyle