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Vacancy is growing in downtown Bethesda as officials struggle to shore up businesses
Within five blocks of the Bethesda metro station there are enough commercial spaces available to equal a major shopping mall, and officials are having a hard time knowing who's making it through the economic downturn.
John T. Seward
Turning hatred into healing
Many voters say they’re nervous about how people will respond in a divided nation, regardless of who wins the election.
Tobi Raji
Kimberly Cataudella
Capitol Hill housing non-profit receives significant grant to combat homelessness
A $2.5 million gift propels Everyone Home DC into the New Year. The nonprofit wants to expand support for families facing housing insecurity and homelessness with the largest gift in the organizations history.
Nicholas Fogleman
Car theft down in Bethesda-Chevy Chase due to drone Initiative
Community members and leaders reflect on past crime trends and how current initiatives combat future spikes.
Grace Apostol
Can impeachment pacify political tensions?
Professor who predicts presidential elections says impeachment would stabilize political disruption
Austin R. Ramsey
Jacob Wallace
Working and parenting amid coronavirus quarantine
"It has opened my life to what is important in life."
Berivan Yousify
First Mobility District comes to Southwest D.C.
Mayor Bowser announced a new neighborhood initiative in Southwest D.C. that will make the Capital Waterfront more accessible to the city.
Alexandra Rivera
U Street neighborhood awaiting final redevelopment plans
The city's online-only, recently-closed public life survey received almost 4,500 responses about current and future use of the space around the Reeves Center, which sits at 14th & U Street. The input will inform the...
Despite improvements, DC still lacks diversity in the classroom that could help Hispanic students
Test scores are rising post-pandemic, albeit slowly. Local expert said more diversity might help.
Nicole Wiley