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Mariyah Espinoza
Freedom Forum joins The Atlantic as tenants in Morris Adjmi’s newest property on Water Street
The Freedom Forum’s announcement comes a year after the high-profile sale of its landmark Pennsylvania Avenue property, The Newseum, to Johns Hopkins in the face of financial troubles.
Aneeta Mathur-Ashton
Residents, children block Brookland intersection advocating for safer streets
Community members gathered at the corner of 14th and Irving St. Northeast in remembrance of 5-year-old Allie Hart, who died after being hit by a car while on her bicycle earlier this year.
Hanna Holthaus
The internet says Dupont Pizza is infested with Rats. Health inspectors say its not.
A social media video showing rats in the kitchen of a Dupont Circle pizza joint went viral. The business took a hit in sales, but the owner says the footage is years old.
Courtney Jacobs
A tale of two fleets: ACPS and DASH offer glimpse into future of transportation in Alexandria
State funding and a city-wide push for sustainability is increasing the number of electric buses on the road. Analyses of DASH and ACPS help show what’s to come.
Muhammed Al Refai
Man arrested after police standoff in Columbia Heights
A DC man with a previous warrant for his arrest was taken into custody yesterday after returning to the home of a victim he had assaulted.
Maya McKenzie
Metro train strikes person at Farragut West, service suspended 2 hours
Some metro stations in D.C. were held up after Farragut West Station suspended their operations for two hours due to a medical emergency.
Kayla Clarke
Duke Ellington School of the Arts breaks silence amid national controversy
The administration at the Duke Ellington School of the Arts responds to students and parents one month after alumni Dave Chappelle steeped the school in scandal.
Mike Pesoli
West End Watch brings safety and security to Foggy Bottom
West End Watch, a modest email chain designed to keep Foggy Bottom safe, is subtly improving the safety and security of one of the District's liveliest neighborhoods.
Hayden Godfrey
A proposed soda tax is designed to help the city’s poorest. They’re speaking against it.
The D.C. Council is considering imposing an excise tax on soda and sugary drinks that could raise the price of a two-liter Coke by $1. But residents in Anacostia say the current price of a soda is already too high.
Lauren Lumpkin