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American University continues to weigh arming officers despite little vocal support from faculty, staff, students
The Wash attended the first three forums to discuss arming American University police officers. The meetings featured light attendance, an initial indication that few campus members publicly support enhancing weaponry...
Dana Munro
Number of stolen cars is on the rise in NoMa
Police are also responding to an increase in thefts from inside autos.
Ana Álvarez
Community responds to feedback process on Pentagon City Planning Study
Arlington County has led a community planning process to obtain feedback on its Pentagon City Planning Study, but some community members say not everyone’s voice was brought to the table.
Rachel Looker
With thefts on the rise, Dupont Circle residents brace for the holiday season
The Wash spoke to community members about safeguarding themselves from porch pirates and the problem often overlooked at the heart of the issue.
McKenzie Beard
Despite challenges, colon cancer screenings are improving preventive healthcare in D.C.’s Ward 5
The “Colon Cancer Prevention in the Neighborhood” initiative helps community members to understand the importance of preventive colon cancer screenings.
Lalini Pedris
Alex Ellerbeck
Silver Spring outdoor market looks to provide fresh, accessible produce
In many large cities, affordable fresh grains and vegetables can be difficult to find. A D.C.-based market organizer with ties to Silver Spring is looking to change the dynamic.
Ben Baker
Bloomingdale’s historic McMillan Park inches toward redevelopment
The DC Court of Appeals cleared the way for demolition to begin on the McMillan Sand Filtration Site despite ongoing court challenges.
Shelby Fishman
Navigating a foreign process: Students abroad cast their ballots in 2024 elections
Study abroad students experience the challenges of voting absentee overseas.
