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Ana Álvarez
An ‘underdog’ story in D.C. Council race
How does it feel to run as a Republican candidate in heavily Democratic Washington, D.C?
Nami Hijikata
Another food stand falls victim to Union Market’s turnover rate
Numerous food vendors in Union Market come and go, leaving locals and residents to wonder why these places aren’t permanent. That’s because the gourmet food hall wasn’t designed to host the same restaurants for a long...
Mariyah Espinoza
Shaw: How local officials are encouraging residents to make the sustainable switch
The D.C. policy agenda has pushed clean energy for more than 10 years. Now, local officials are pressing solar energy to encourage environmentally conscious consumption.
Caroline Cliona Boyle
Residents take to the street to argue over bike lanes on Connecticut Avenue
Over a dozen people rallied on Connecticut Avenue to protest the city’s plan to add protected bike lanes on the road. A smaller group of counter protestors made their support for the lanes known.
Daniela Lobo
Fire disrupts Red Line at the Tenleytown-AU Station
On Friday evening, the Red Line faced disruptions as the Tenleytown-AU metro station closed due to a reported fire incident, causing delays and inconveniences for commuters.
Julia Mouketo
Election posters: your time is up
As election season comes to an end, candidates are running out of time to clear their campaign posters from D.C. streets.
Shaw will likely return to Ward 2 after redistricting. Here’s what that means.
Shaw’s return to Ward 2 would make representation and community projects easier, but it would also create whiplash for a neighborhood that’s been in a game of ping pong.
Grace Nardei
A spectacle in Bethesda as President Trump is sent to Walter Reed
President checked in "as an abundance of caution," said the White House.
John T. Seward
Two violent crimes in one afternoon shake Columbia Heights neighborhood
Two separate incidents took place between 3 and 4 p.m. Sunday on Meridian Place NW. Neighborhood residents say crime has decreased since the MPD installed a closed-circuit television trailer this summer.
Kimberly Cataudella