The three-week protest at Howard University over housing quality becomes one of the longest in the university’s history. Students say they won’t stop until their demands are met.
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More safety ambassadors join the force as crime grows in Adams Morgan
The Adams Morgan Partnership BID wants to bulk up its ambassador program to help curb various security issues in the community. It has three ambassadors now. More could soon come.
Dima Amro
“Culture park on the river” at the Kennedy Center draws crowds to Foggy Bottom
Opening ceremony draws huge numbers to new hub for the arts by Shabnam Danesh Imagine listening to outdoor reggae music on a warm evening accompanied by a magnificent sunset on the Potomac River. That was the scene at...
Shabnam Danesh
Viral video of Petworth crash intensifies traffic safety concerns
After a video of a car getting hit and flipped went viral, Petworth residents are “fed up” with DDOT’s delays in making traffic safety improvements.
Carley Welch
Meet Rita Willis: Protester who wants to get out the vote
Update: Henrico County is one of a handful of areas Virginia Governor-elect Glenn Youngkin did not win on Tuesday. Voters chose Democrat Terry McAuliffe by a margin of 58% to 41%.
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A bipartisan bill intends to help combat pet shelter hunger
D.C.’s Humane Rescue Alliance, said this legislation would remove barriers to pet food donations.
Elise Kline
U Street area may receive an always-open public restroom
14th & U Street Corridor on list of six possible locations to receive one stand-alone restroom facility
Kimberly Cataudella
Veteran suicide prevention efforts ramp up to combat ‘public health and national security crisis’
New ad campaign from the VA hopes to de-stigmatize veterans proactively seeking help with mental health.
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Megan Ruggles
Pending bill to let noncitizens vote in D.C. elections debated
Columbia Heights voters are divided over a bill that now sits on Mayor Bowser's desk.
Solène Guarinos
An hour of TV time with Sean Hannity and Rachel Maddow
There are two sides to every impeachment story, but where is the truth? As the impeachment hearings continue, two rival cable news networks are taking radically different approaches to interpreting the events. You could...
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