The accident comes during the tail end of the deadliest year in traffic fatalities in the district in nearly a decade.
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McKenzie Beard
‘This is not the time for it’; DC’s cashless ban leaves some Adams Morgan business owners scared
Businesses have to pull out the cash drawers now after a financial mandate was enacted on Oct. 1. The new law requires cash transactions as a customer option, but some business owners are unhappy about it.
Dima Amro
‘Disappointing’ D.C.: Locals are worried, visitors feel shut out
One activist called it a “multi-generational traumatic event.”
Kendall Staton
Isabel Del Mastro
Ellen Tannor
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Anastasia Menchyk
Terrance Williams
Logan Circle and Shaw: Voter priorities and what we saw on Election Day
"Enthusiastic" voters, some of whom registered to vote on the spot, have shown out today to support the economy, abortion, democracy and climate change among other issues.
Maria Lawson
For historic Georgetown Black cemeteries, stormwater project begins next spring
The construction has been delayed at least three times. With water continuing to erode the two cemeteries, the District Department of Transportation is pressured to give an answer about its next plan.
Joshua Sun
Virginia has plans to administer coronavirus vaccine. But are Arlington residents ready?
Virginia Governor Ralph Northam said in a Dec. 2 press conference that the state expects to receive its first shipment of 70,000 doses of vaccine from Pfizer by mid-December. The Virginia Department of Health will...
Alex Lucas
Alleyway development project comes to Columbia Heights
EL Studio welcomed around 100 ‘alley-hoppers’ to the neighborhood, allowing them to tour three different alley spaces, including one soon-to-be developed by its team.
Hanna Holthaus
Members of the Black Fraternal Organization of Honduras celebrate their successes, prepare for more hard work
In October, the Black Fraternal Organization of Honduras became the 45th recipient of the Letelier-Moffitt Human Rights Award for being champions of human rights.
Heidi Kirk
Mixed reactions to Trayon White’s re-election in Ward 8 as DC investigates potential ethics violations
Indicted D.C. council member wins big. Now what?
Todd St Hill
D.C. Council considering bills to decriminalize street vending, set up zone in Columbia Heights
The D.C. Council will consider bills to decriminalize unlicensed street vendors and create a vending zone in Columbia Heights. The measures have been introduced by Ward 1 Councilmember Brianne Nadeau.
Solène Guarinos