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Maya McKenzie
How DC youth are adjusting to online counseling during the pandemic
Eight months into the pandemic and Columbia Heights’ Latin American Youth Center has seen an increase in its youth enrollment in counseling services. The Wash spoke with four people connected to the center to better...
Zoë Watkins
New security measures unveiled at the Washington Monument
After a three-year safety and security renovation, the Washington Monument reopened to the public Thursday but not without controversy. Upgraded security and ticketing requirements created confusion and a lot of...
Leona Dunn
Howard University continues to investigate ransomware attack as classes resume
Howard University is one of the latest universities to face a ransomware attack as the education sector sees an increase in such attacks nationwide.
Kahindo Musungira
Bowser likely to win DC Mayor. But three opponents are taking her on.
In heavily Democratic Washington, D.C., three other candidates approach the city from a variety of views.
Ron Simon III
Jewish groups descend on Washington to support Israel
Tens of thousands gathered at the National Mall in Washington D.C. on Tuesday, draped in the white and blue flag of Israel, as they came together to denounce antisemitism.
Kaishi Chhabra
Temporary government funding still leaves some military families worried
While the government avoided a shutdown Saturday, the temporary funding does not ease the concerns of some military families.
Katherine Hapgood
Daniela Lobo
Smoke sends D.C. diners scrambling
A manager takes quick action after he smells smoke in his restaurant Tuesday night.
Alyssa Royster
Mortuaries in Southern California backed up from coronavirus related deaths
Families must wait longer than usual to set up funerals for lost loved ones in another grim consequence of the enduring pandemic.
Shant Mirzaians
DMV monitoring air quality as smoke from wildfires drifts across the country
Wildfire smoke is visible from the East Coast. District public official says the smoke is too high up to cause any health risk to residents.
