D.C. artists opened their studios at 52 O St. Artist Studios to the public not only to share their craft, but to showcase the meanings behind the art.
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Josie Ansbacher
Early voting ends in Arlington with record turnout.
Almost two-thirds of active voters in Arlington have voted before Election Day, a record compared to the number of votes before the 2016 general election. The county has historically voted for Democrats and as votes are...
Alex Lucas
Howard University students continue protest over ‘unlivable’ housing conditions
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.
Grace Nardei
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
Urban Farming Gets Tangled Up in Dupont’s Roots
Local advocates for expanding farming in the Dupont Circle neighborhood believe the city has more to gain from urban agriculture than just healthy produce.
McKenzie Beard
D.C. bar looks to cash in from Trump’s arraignment
A Capitol Hill bar and restaurant sold indictment-themed drinks in honor of former President Donald Trump’s federal arraignment happening down the road Thursday.
Wash staff
Hamilton rocks Kennedy Center, brings buzz to Foggy Bottom
The iconic Kennedy Center hosted Hamilton for a successful 80-show run that brought chaotic prosperity to the streets of Foggy Bottom.
Hayden Godfrey
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.
Arlington County receives $100k Amazon donation for racial equity dialogues
Amazon gave $100,000 to Arlington County to continue its racial equity efforts, which include normalizing conversation around race. “Talking is action, and talking leads to action,” one advocate says.
Sarah Salem
How some zero waste advocates are tackling our growing garbage problem
D.C. is at the halfway point for its ambitious waste mitigation goal, yet there’s still too much being thrown away. Even for activists fighting to stop it.
