Residents will have to find new rental assistance options as pandemic era protections end, adding to existing problems of financial dilemmas and language barriers.
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Hanna Holthaus
First monument honoring women greenlit for National Mall
The National Capital Planning Commission approves placement of the monument in Constitution Gardens. Visitors to the Mall welcome the news and wonder why it took so long.
Kelly Doyle
Protected: Vandalism across Arlington County is down, but that’s little solace for victims of one targeted complex
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Jamie Benedi
Wash staff
Online events continue, despite virtual fatigue and no end in sight
Local organizations are getting more creative with virtual events. But while there’s a wide variety offered, attendance is beginning to fluctuate after nine months of virtual fatigue.
Dani Birzer
Biden rally prompts tears, memories
The former vice president talked about his personal tragedies throughout the campaign stop.
Youngkin campaign leads a new Republican strategy in the first post-Trump election since 2020
Many view the results of this election as a referendum on the Democratic party nationwide
Some of the most unique vendors at Union Market don’t sell food
There's a lot to get at Union Market beyond a bite to eat, from Moroccan mementos to freshly sharpened Japanese kitchen knives.
Can Klobuchar reach black voters?
By Mallory Payne CHARLESTON, S.C. — Sen. Amy Klobuchar spent several days in South Carolina trying to woo black voters in the days before the state’s first-in-the-South Democratic presidential primary. At a CNN town...
Voters and candidates talk unions, abortion rights, more
Unions have historically been strong organizers for Democratic candidates, and some union members waited in long lines to attend a rally featuring President Biden and former President Obama.
Tougher electric scooter laws ready for implementation
Law enforcement officials will be passing out fines for improper e-scooter usage this Fall.
