The Adams Morgan rat boom began about two years ago, according to residents. Lack of communication between agencies, governing officials, and residents leaves the problem unsolved.
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Isabel Del Mastro
Council committee to vote on bill to bring free period products to D.C. residents
The D.C. Council’s Committee on Housing and Executive Administration is expected to mark up Councilmember Brooke Pinto's Period Act on Friday. The legislation that would provide free period products in all women’s and...
Dillin Bett
Voters in Frederick County, Maryland seem poised to vote in favor of legalizing recreational marijuana
Voters in Frederick County today express support for the statewide ballot measure that would legalize marijuana for recreational use. Voters cite a wide range of reasons, including criminal justice reform and the...
Emily Seymour
“We’re just at the minimum to function”: Foggy Bottom/West End’s strained ANC
Vacancies in the Foggy Bottom and West End’s Advisory Neighborhood Commission expose the limits of a system that relies on volunteers and minimal outreach. From the city office to local residents, sources say the ANC is...
Yi Ya (Becky) Tseng
Policy analysts question if the Middle East will soon ‘belong’ to China
Policy analysts at the Nixon Foundation’s Grand Strategy Summit discuss how China has surpassed the United States in economic and diplomatic power in the Middle East.
American Ninja Warrior-Inspired Gyms Continue to Grow
The hit TV show American Ninja Warrior's ratings are down, but gym-goers still desire the training facilities.
Wash staff
Rain is no obstacle for DC voters in crucial midterm election
At Wesley United Methodist Church in the District, heavy rain on Tuesday failed to deter residents from turning out to vote in an election that will determine which party controls Congress. Volunteers at the polling...
Fire on Church Street NW Leaves Nine Displaced, One Firefighter Injured
Propane tank explosions boom through the neighborhood.
Matt Thibault
GW students and nearby businesses prepare for potential election unrest
Last week, the university advised students to prepare for “election related disruptions” ahead of the presidential election, some listened.
Zeina Mohammed
Mother-Daughter duo help to get out the vote
Democratic canvassers are motivated to get McAuliffe back into the governor’s mansion, mobilizing voters on key issues – voter rights, women’s rights, and COVID-19.
