The neighborhood’s population is climbing slowly despite amenities, transit and retail. Housing and zoning may be the root cause.
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Dana Munro
DC fails to enforce its own law, leaving wheelchair users stranded
Wheelchair users still can’t access taxis, as $500,000 pilot ends
Ella Robinson
Logan Circle crime drops nearly 20% from 2023
One difference between years: a new crime-prevention legislation that passed in March.
Maria Lawson
Georgetown’s e-scooters: Parking problem or congestion solution?
Advocates suggest solutions for Georgetown’s scooter ‘problem’ ahead of 2025 permits.
MPD look for suspect as man stabbed on Minnesota Avenue SE
Man who suffered multiple stab wounds is being treated at a nearby hospital
McPherson Square Metro station remains open after man falls one story
Man falls between levels at the McPherson Square train station. Remains in critical condition tonight.
Experts remain concerned about FAFSA’s impact on college enrollment, but optimistic about new form
The 2024-25 FAFSA rollout saw a decrease in freshman enrollment rates among high school seniors, but education advocates and experts remain optimistic about the new form released on Nov. 21.
Wash staff
Playing for pennies: How streaming royalties leave independent artists struggling
As streaming dominates the music industry, smaller musicians face challenges in earning a sustainable income, prompting legislative reform and alternative platforms to balance the scales.
Dueling rallies outside Supreme Court as justices hear transgender rights case
Passionate demonstrators outside the court opposed or supported a Tennessee law banning transgender health care for minors. The court is expected to rule by June.
Todd St Hill
Tayo Ojewunmi-Ojo
Will the Supreme Court uphold a controversial Tennessee transgender law?
Justices hearing a case Wednesday on ban for transgender care for minors appear divided.
Lillian Juarez
Hannah Campbell