Following the derailment and subsequent withdrawal of the 7000 series trains, the older 3000 series return to take their place.
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Alec D'Angelo
Residents anticipate change as D.C. presents guidance for Wisconsin Avenue.
The document was produced through a year-long community engagement process and was released back in September.
Daniela Lobo
Fighting to preserve Go-go music, culture, and the people who love it
Legislation introduced in June could make Go-go the official music of the district and bring more protections to the culture that thrives in the city.
Kristen Johnson
Veterans, visitors reflect on what war memorials mean to them
Visitors to the Vietnam War, World War II and the Korean War memorials say younger generations should learn more about the country’s history.
Sophie Austin
Kayla Gallagher
Satire: Are creepy clowns roaming the streets of Columbia Heights?
An online rumor suggests that clowns could be in Columbia Heights at night. The Wash debunks whether the 2016 clown pandemic has returned to our own backyard.
Sianna Boschetti
TPS recipients push Biden to permanent residency
Temporary Protected Status (TPS) recipients, organizers and allies gathered at a rally at the Black Lives Matter Plaza on Friday afternoon to push Congress to create a pathway to citizenship for immigrants and to save...
Zoë Watkins
Green line service suspended after a man struck by a train at Anacostia Station
The Green Line Metro service between Navy Yard and Southern Avenue was suspended for almost four hours after a person was reportedly struck by a train early Sunday morning. A WMATA report is expected to be released in...
Ibrahim Aksoy
Columbia Heights building owners fined for hazardous, unsafe conditions after gas explosion
Dusty remains, broken glass, displaced residents and questionable living quality in a Columbia Heights apartment has left tenants and the district in search for answers.
Lillian Juarez
Shaw Dog Park reopens with concerns over park access and cleanliness
After an April 2020 closure for construction of the new Banneker High School, the dog park reopened on Oct . 2. Yet some park goers say they can’t get in during the posted times and others are concerned about the gravel...
Grace Nardei
A ‘dropping ground’: Residents frustrated by lack of action in removing abandoned vehicles
Brightwood residents complain the current system for removing vehicles is convoluted and ineffective ahead of a D.C. Council hearing on a proposed amendment to change the process. In fiscal year 2021, D.C. Department of...
Rebekah Alvey