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Cameron Adams
How ‘Vape Street NE’ will survive if e-cig bans pass
While the District’s lawmakers and health officials are pushing regulations to ban flavored vape pens, businesses in the H Street Corridor believe the need for an alternative to regular cigarettes will always have space...
Taylor Ardrey
Democrat Elrich wins handily over Floreen
Floreen loses bid in her run against Elrich as an Independent
Wash staff
Veteran suicide prevention efforts ramp up to combat ‘public health and national security crisis’
New ad campaign from the VA hopes to de-stigmatize veterans proactively seeking help with mental health.
M Colkitt
Megan Ruggles
Antisemitism in DC remains a concern, activists say
Following antisemitic outbursts by prominent figures such as Kanye West and NBA star Kyrie Irving, Jewish organizations in and around D.C. are on high alert for anti-Jewish hate crimes.
Hayden Godfrey
‘It is political:’ Creating queer safe spaces in Montgomery County
The county’s first Pride center opens in Bethesda to uplift the LGBTQ+ community with supportive programs.
Kendall Staton
Protesters demand trade commissioners end solar tariffs
Industry allies from different solar companies such as SEIA and SGC Power hoped to influence the commission to get rid of tariffs on solar panels. The tariffs have cost 62 thousand jobs since 2018, according to SEIA.
Mariyah Espinoza
‘This is history and I can’t just sit back.’
Meet the impeachment onlookers who hope to see history in the making. Visitors lined up at the break of dawn to witness Congressional testimony.
Petruce Jean-Charles
Pennsylvania candidates focus on what’s at stake
With just hours remaining in their midterm election campaigns, Pennsylvania’s leading Senate and gubernatorial candidates are traveling across the Commonwealth in a last-ditch effort to reach voters.
GW Hospital helipad now expected to open in November
The expansion that was first proposed in 2017 will allow faster care for serious trauma patients in the D.C. region.
Molly Feser