Although recent statistics reveal document theft to be a fading means of stealing information, residents feel shredding personal records provides some security.
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Megan Ruggles
Without Roe v. Wade, local abortion funds face new challenges
Demand for some abortion funds in D.C. and Maryland is expected to double after this summer’s loss of constitutional abortion protections. Clinics and researchers say the resource is more essential to patients than ever.
Ileana Garnand
Enchant makes Christmas magic at Nationals Park this holiday season
The Hallmark Channel’s Enchant takes over Nationals Park for the Christmas season, offering several attractions, such as holiday shops, a luminous maze, and ice skating.
Dillin Bett
Black-owned businesses make U Street unique. But rising rents, policy changes remain a threat
By Milan Moshay On any given weekend night, under the glow of streetlights and neon signs, U Street is a scene. The historic neighborhood around the corner from Howard University is popular with college students and...
Wash staff
How Arts in Foggy Bottom used the pandemic as a creative outlet
The Arts in Foggy Bottom creative team saw the pandemic as an opportunity for inventiveness in its sculpture exhibit, crafting a show that responded to the pandemic in display and meaning.
Trump supporters swarm DC to protest election results
Thousands of people gathered on the streets of the Capitol to protest the election results, falsely claiming that President Trump won the election. Some groups showed up to counter-protest.
Sarah Salem
More than just park cleanup: CoHi religious group emphasizes importance of service
A park cleanup day in Columbia Heights led by the Baha’i Institute reminds community members of the importance and need for service.
Kahindo Musungira
How microfinancing could reshape Petworth
Concerns once swirling over the viability of retail growth in one working-class D.C. neighborhood has turned its champion into an advocate for small-business investment.
Austin R. Ramsey
DC schools see an increase in student safety concerns after multiple shootings
Solutions are being developed for the increase in student safety complaints in Ward 1.
Petruce Jean-Charles