Parking issues plague Bethesda's Elmo Avenue due to new apartment construction. Neighborhood businesses and residents complain construction workers are taking over the downtown parking garage, leaving few open options.
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Haley delves into retail politics
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Bipartisan group of lawmakers hold vigil for Israel at Capitol
Members of the House show rare agreement in support of Israel.
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Georgetown group invests in pilot to save Ginkgos
Residents wanted to remove the Ginkgos on their block because of the smell, but Trees for Georgetown offered an alternative.
Maya Smith
Shooting at Union Station leaves one injured
Police responded to a gun fired in the west hall on Wednesday evening; suspects in custody
Shwetha Surendran
Does a DC law give university students time off to vote?
While the District passed a law giving students the right to an excused absence to vote in 2020, it’s unclear if the legislation applies to college students. University staff and students alike say the time off would...
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Who is Gordon Sondland? 5 things to know
In advance of his public testimony Wednesday, The Wash wrote a brief primer on U.S. Ambassador to the EU Gordon Sondland and why his testimony today matters.
Shabnam Danesh
New bill would freeze rent raises in Montgomery County
Councilmember Will Jawando and others push for proactivity in housing security efforts.
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Annual holiday market visits Penn Quarter
The annual Downtown Holiday Market is now open on F Street in Penn Quarter. This year, more minority-owned small businesses are present than ever.
Ibrahim Aksoy
A failure of political polling?
The 2020 election has been rife with uncertainty, including whether the polling industry will have to change.
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