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Wash staff
DC advocates are concerned about the future of abortion access in their progressive city.
The White House and Congress are angling for District government control.
Latino voters seem to rebuke Trump in Arizona as Cuban Americans back him in Florida
Swing states swing both ways when it comes to Latino voters.
Zeina Mohammed
Ana Álvarez
Aaron Schaffer
H Street’s ‘Black Friday’ returns with annual festival
DC's largest street festival roared back to life on H Street, despite planning woes and public health and security risks.
Rosie Hughes
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
Experts split on whether uncontested races benefit Democrats
Three of the four political offices serving Alexandria don’t have a Republican running.
Cameron Adams
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
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
Working and parenting amid coronavirus quarantine
"It has opened my life to what is important in life."
Berivan Yousify
New Congressional Cemetery president to honor site’s commitment to community outreach
With a change in leadership slated for early November, officials say the cemetery will build upon its legacy with a renewed focus on fundraising and inclusivity.
Nick Trombola