Columbia Heights voters say they care about a number of issues from teens on e-bikes and foie gras to President Trump and the National Guard.
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Jacob Saucier
Silver Spring locals hope county officials keep their ears to the community this election season
From local construction projects to national issues, Silver Spring residents want Montgomery officials to prioritize community advocacy following the elections.
Makyla McLeod
Residents: Getting around Georgetown is harder than ever
Georgetown residents say that transportation access is a pressing issue during this year's local elections.
Nia Ames
Foie gras fight signs are everywhere in NoMa, but few are talking about it
Ads for Initiative 86 line the neighborhood for miles, and three NoMa restaurants serve the dish. Residents say they have bigger issues on their mind, while advocates say local votes like this one matter.
Celeste Hoytt
Wegmans, scooters, traffic: Cathedral Heights residents have a list they want government to fix
Residents point to the arrival of Wegmans as the genesis of change in the area.
Albina Yeromina
Waterfront residents say housing development projects doing more harm than good
With the election around the corner, Southwest residents ask for a mayor who is in touch with community needs
Lauren Andreala
Dupont Circle residents want better access to housing
With city elections next week, residents in Dupont Circle are looking for candidates who care about affordability and helping the homeless.
Kayden Anderson
From Blockbuster video to TikTok, Supreme Court weighs the future of video privacy
Justices are considering whether a decades-old video privacy law protects online viewers who subscribe to services beyond video content. This decision could affect how companies share what you view.
Deona Easterson
Anti-Muslim rhetoric persists in Michigan Senate race
Personal attacks and allegations of terrorist ties have become a recurring theme in the midterm race for the U.S. Senate seat in Michigan. Experts say the repeated rhetoric draws on long-standing stereotypes about...
Antoine Sanfuentes
Students aren’t surprised AU is cutting ties with Tenleytown Apartment building.
American University announced it will not be renewing its lease with the Frequency apartment complex in Tenleytown for the next academic year. American University students say they’re not surprised.
Hiba Alkhersam