Edward Segal has spent the past two years tracking almost 60 gas leaks in his Georgetown neighborhood.
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International observers — and the Carter Center — turn eyes on U.S. elections
Experts call militia activity and voter intimidation greater threats this year. They want to reassure voters their votes will count.
Zeina Mohammed
Big tech campus, pedestrian-only street among projects eyed by longtime Navy Yard developer
Brookfield Properties, the development company behind The Yards, has set its sights on further developing the area to accommodate more residents and potentially diversify the subarea’s clientele.
Aneeta Mathur-Ashton
Alexandria Sewer Project aims to address flooding
A new Old Town Alexandria project aims to address flooding in the area through proper wastewater management to clean the Potomac.
Alex Fernandez
‘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
Sustainable art transforms the lives of Mayan women and helps the environment
An initiative called "Rug Money" is taking center stage in the Amy Kaslow Gallery, demonstrating how artistry, economies, and access to opportunity can impact with indigenous lives.
Siddhi Mahatole
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...
Kimberly Cataudella
Election night gathering is a mostly jubilant affair
Hundreds gathered several blocks from the White House on Tuesday night to celebrate the 2020 election.
Sarah Welch
Residents await District decision addressing collisions along Connecticut Avenue
After four neighborhood commissions in D.C. passed resolutions in April that favored ending reversible lane system and adding bike lanes, DDOT has not publicly finalized a decision.
Sophie Austin
Surge in D.C. early voting signals possible growth in voter enthusiasm
Voter turnout dwindled to less than 20 percent in June’s primary when Mayor Muriel Bowser faced little competition. But a hotly contested at-large D.C. Council race may boost voter enthusiasm in the general election.
