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Emergency heat warning declared in the District, a hallmark of D.C. summers
The District of Columbia’s government declared a heat emergency early Friday as the heat index crept into the 90s. “Residents and visitors should take extra steps to beat the heat by staying in the shade or air...
Verónica Del Valle
Vision Zero, a ‘total failure’ for the H Street NE community
D.C. set an ambitious goal to eliminate traffic fatalities and serious injuries by 2024, but with 30 deaths in the District to date and just two years to go, that goal seems unlikely.
Rosie Hughes
Person fires gun toward train at Columbia Heights Metro station
This shooting marks the second act of gunfire at the Metro station in the past two weeks.
Lauren Berryman
Living in DC while worldwide news events break around you
People from across the country and the world came to Washington, D.C. to get a glimpse of the action outside the courthouse of former President Donald Trump’s federal arraignment, but for locals the event was part of...
The ‘stability’ factor in the New Hampshire primaries
Voters tout restoring common sense, stability.
Experts split on whether uncontested races benefit Democrats
Three of the four political offices serving Alexandria don’t have a Republican running.
Cameron Adams
Cracked rail at Columbia Heights station delays Green and Yellow line commuters
Despite regular maintenance under the SafeTrack plan, a cracked rail in Columbia Heights forced trains to single-track and put commuters behind on Monday.
Sianna Boschetti
Hi, performative men: drag queens did it first
Performative men are taking over public parks in a series of competitions–but who created that safe space to openly play with gender?
Kelly Doyle
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