A long-term commitment to preserve affordable housing in Arlington County is locking in a property with over 290 affordable units for 75 years.
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Rachel Looker
Art event looks to uplift Logan Circle economy
Small business experts and artists say creativity can be a money maker for a neighborhood in transition.
Riley Ceder
Alexandria to solicit, grant new broadband franchise, breaking Comcast monopoly
Alexandria City Council passed an ordinance to solicit and grant a broadcast network franchise to provide broadband services to residents by using the city’s right-of-way.
Muhammed Al Refai
Wash staff
Young people aren’t just volunteering to be poll workers. They’re recruiting them.
Most of the volunteers who work with the D.C.-based Youth Activism Project are too young to vote. Some are even too young to be poll workers. But that doesn’t mean they are sitting this election out.
Anna Brugmann
Women retake majority on DC Council for first time in 20 years
The last time female councilmembers held a majority on the council was in the 1990s.
Keith Newell
Fall weather brings flooding and more risk for drivers
Every year southern Montgomery County and the Bethesda suburbs have flood warnings. Local EMS remind the community to "Turn around, don't drown."
John T. Seward
Supply chain disruptions are a ‘nightmare’ for some Bethesda and Chevy Chase business owners, and the end is not in sight
Many have seen the images of large container ships sitting at U.S. ports with goods waiting to be unloaded and transported to final destinations. Due to the supply chain bottleneck, local business owners have been...
Lauren Berryman
Podcast #1, Oct. 20: Academic and media experts on impeachment
“The Impeachment Inquiry of Donald J. Trump” is a special edition podcast of The Wash. Graduate journalism students in the School of Communication at American University talk with experts from academia, the media...
Chris Halsne
After decades of sleepiness, Brookland appears ready for a BID
Community leaders say there's enough business in Brookland to create their version of a friendly, neighborhood BID.
Jacob Wallace