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Alexandra Rivera
American University accused of disability accommodation shortcomings
Some American University students ponder legal action for accessibility shortfalls.
Grace Apostol
NoMa amplifies artistic Wear a Mask campaign to fight COVID-19
The Wear a Mask campaign is expanding to make the message of coronavirus prevention more diverse within the community and Washington D. C.
Ana Álvarez
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
DC Council candidates map out lines on police defunding
Calls to defund police forces have gained popularity across the country. Washington, D.C., is no exception. This year’s council candidates are running on multiple sides of the issue.
Zeina Mohammed
The last camera shop in Crystal City hopes to last
Metro Camera celebrated its 50th anniversary last month. But if the shop doesn’t bring in more customers, it may not make it to its 51st.
Ron Simon III
Montgomery County ahead of schedule for providing free menstrual products to students
After Maryland enacted a law mandating all public middle and high schools in the state provide free menstrual products to students, Montgomery County Public Schools laid out an ambitious plan to provide multiple...
Ben Baker
‘Emergency Band-Aid’ repairs to begin at Tidal Basin in 2022
The National Park Service will begin major seawall repairs at the National Mall Tidal Basin in 2022 to curb major flooding. But the $500 million project will be a temporary fix to the larger threats of rising sea levels...
Haley Murphy
Kennedy Center prioritizes diverse works as a leader in D.C. theater
Through free and diverse programming and participating in initiatives like D.C. Theatre Week, the Kennedy Center works to make theater accessible to the entire District. Productions and events for Theatre Washington's...
Katherine Hapgood
Howard holds classes as usual on Election Day, disappointing opponents
American University and George Washington University canceled classes and gave employees paid days off on Nov. 3.
Kimberly Cataudella