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New e-scooter policy expected to reduce use of green vehicles in downtown DC
D.C. commuters must now lock e-scooters to city infrastructure like bike racks, signs or corrals after their ride. In the downtown area, where usership is highest, this could change how people use the alternative...
Keely Bastow
One person rushed to hospital after car crash in Brightwood Park
The car smashed into a concrete barrier in an alley off Kennedy Street near Illinois Avenue, NW.
Solène Guarinos
Friendship Heights to get a pair of protected bike lanes
Two approved protected bike lanes in Friendship Heights to kick off network for cyclists
Dana Munro
Adams Morgan neighborhood commissioners echo District-wide traffic fatality concerns
The neighborhood commission unanimously passed a resolution calling for DDOT to implement more safety measures as 2021 crash deaths surpass 2020.
Sophie Austin
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.
Prayer stations pop up at polls across the District
Non-partisan prayer stations are popping up at polling places across the District.
Kimberly Cataudella
Men in Blue work program finally gains neighborhood trust
Ready, Willing and Working opens live auction this week to fund employment programs and clean up DC neighborhoods.
Kayla Gallagher
Despite community protests, Joe Biden selects Eric Garcetti to co-chair inaugural committee
Black Lives Matter activists and community organizers march outside the L.A. mayor’s mansion for the 15th consecutive day as President-Elect Joe Biden picks Mayor Garcetti to join his inaugural committee.
Shant Mirzaians
Program Giving Students Alternative to Calling Police Raises Concerns
Residents are conflicted with the service's growth and abilities.
Matt Thibault