In heavily Democratic Washington, D.C., three other candidates approach the city from a variety of views.
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Ron Simon III
Angry backlash forces a complete rebranding of a community safety forum
The owner of Tryst wanted to hold a community forum focused on safety, so he agreed to host Coffee with a Cop. However, community backlash forced him to refocus the event onto homelessness.
Nicole Yu
D.C needs Black art educators, and its history proves it: Panelists
The Anacostia Community Museum showcases an art exhibit followed by an open panel that served as a “call to action” to revive Black art education in schools.
Asia McGill
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.
Shant Mirzaians
GW partners to improve healthcare access in Southeast DC
Residents east of the Anacostia river will have access to a wide array of health services provided by George Washington based physicians in 2024 at the new St. Elizabeth’s East hospital. Community outreach will play an...
Megan Ruggles
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.
Has Alexandria reconciled with its past? Gaskins’ historic election sparks reflection”
Alyia Gaskins’ upcoming inauguration as Alexandria’s first black woman mayor marks racial progress. But policies, especially those affecting housing, still reflect Alexandria’s deep-rooted and troubled racial history.
Hajar Aboueddahab
Downtown D.C. businesses remain boarded up following election
Businesses remain fearful until Inauguration Day, windows will stay covered and customers are sparse.
Lillian Juarez
Dana Munro
Ella Robinson
Oldest Church in Georgetown looks to preserve past, prepare for future with restoration plan
Georgetown Lutheran Church wants to address ADA issues, restore its 1914 bell tower, and better manage stormwater.
Maya Smith
Business openings and droves of visitors launch Georgetown out of the pandemic blues
Georgetown business owners and employees are optimistic as new businesses open and visitors surge back to the area.
Mike Pesoli