Police loaded busses and vans with protestors after they were arrested for demonstrating inside a House office building.
Latest articles
Alex Angle
Americans adopt financial strategies to avoid sliding into debt
FTC recommends making a list of expenses to determine unnecessary spending.
Sanjana Feroz
Development of Reservation 13 is right for community, locals and officials say
After two decades and several unsuccessful attempts to build up the area, proponents of the largely unused site can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel.
Nick Trombola
Turning neighborhoods into ‘agri-hoods’
The Temperance Alley Garden is being replaced by townhouses in September 2023. Community gardens are an important part of urban gardening, as they provide not only fresh produce, but also a place for people to come...
Sophia Steele
Meet the people traveling the country to protest Trump’s arraignment
By Daniela Lobo and Katherine Hapgood Demonstrators from across the United States traveled to Washington D.C. to experience the historical arraignment of former President Donald Trump. Trump pleaded not guilty to the...
Wash staff
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
Friendship Heights to get a pair of protected bike lanes
Two approved protected bike lanes in Friendship Heights to kick off network for cyclists
Dana Munro
Students leave class to stand up for Dreamers
In preparation for the Supreme Court Hearing on Tuesday for DACA, students march to the Court's steps to demand justice for immigrants.
Alyssa Royster
Mayor’s proposed anti-crime bill raises red flags for some District residents
From car pursuits to loosening restrictions on neck restraints, some think the bill will make D.C. less safe.
Nicole Wiley
Transgender student rights indirectly on ballot in Loudoun
Transgender student rights are part of midterms as the Virginia Department of Education moves to scale back protections.
Emily Seymour