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Zoë Watkins
City initiative to slow car traffic omits Georgetown
Slow Streets Initiative lowers the speed limit on 22 miles of DC roadway. One resident called Georgetown’s exclusion a “failure.”
Maya Smith
Promotional events fail to boost business for Black-owned Shaw restaurants
Owners of FishScale and HalfSmoke report disappointment with the lack of business brought by sweepstakes and D.C. Black Restaurant Week.
Zeina Mohammed
Southeast Washington to receive new medical clinic
Bread for the City will offer medical, dental and vision care services east of the Anacostia River for the first time in its history.
Lola Fadulu
One man dead, one injured after shooting in Friendship Heights
Update: Police have identified the Baltimore man who died after a Thursday shooting in Friendship Heights.
Aaron Schaffer
As DC officials drive Park Morton redevelopment forward, residents fear permanent displacement
Panic spread among Park Morton residents Monday morning after an email circulated stating that the District of Columbia Housing Authority was planning to shut down a residential building, giving residents 30 days to...
Sarah Welch
Local athletes hold on to hope as COVID-19 presents new challenges
Tokyo 2020 Olympic Summer Games – Postponed
The Invictus Games founded by Prince Harry – Postponed
The Boston Marathon – Virtual Only
Montgomery County High School Sports – Fall and Winter Cancelled
John T. Seward
State of the Race: Ward 2
In six weeks, voters in Ward 2, which includes Georgetown, Dupont Circle, Foggy Bottom and Downtown, will select a representative for the D.C. Council. Here are the contenders.
Keith Newell
U Street area may receive an always-open public restroom
14th & U Street Corridor on list of six possible locations to receive one stand-alone restroom facility
Kimberly Cataudella
NoMa amplifies artistic Wear a Mask campaign to fight COVID-19
The Wear a Mask campaign is expanding to make the message of coronavirus prevention more diverse within the community and Washington D. C.
Ana Álvarez