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Verónica Del Valle
D.C. voters are worried about the future of abortion
D.C. residents are voting with abortion rights in mind today as the future of the right to choose is at stake in in the city.
Alexandra Rivera
Georgetown homicide stirs neighborhood
Police, resident group, take extra measures to prevent crime in Georgetown
Maya Smith
Hunger is an unforeseen battle for some US veterans
One Navy veteran joined the military ready to put his life on the line. Now, he says the least his country can do is give him a sandwich.
Lauren Berryman
A new chapter for Alexandria’s homeless: Carpenter’s Shelter unveils renovated community shelter
An open house on Wednesday afternoon lets the public see renovations to aid unhoused persons in the region.
Zaid Mastou
Museum spends millions in renovations to emphasize community stories
The museum is hopeful the renovations will help carry its mission to serve the community in telling stories of everyday people who have shaped the city’s history.
Kristen Johnson
Light rail construction brings public trails chaos
Both cyclists and pedestrians are pushed next to rushing cars and off public trails as construction from the light rail Purple Line causes detours and confusion.
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
“Right now our education system is at a real breaking point.” Education key subject for Adams Morgan voters
Voters and campaigners at Marie Reed Elementary School in Adams Morgan discuss the importance of education in D.C. and the safety of kids getting to and from school.
Nicole Yu
Amid economic uncertainty, a ‘solidarity economy’ grows in DC
Neighbors helping each other creates an economy built on kindness and community, not profit.
Wash staff