Voters in the District's southeast quadrant were engaged as they voted for two at-large representatives on the D.C. Council in a competitive and crucial race for the city's top legislative body.
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Hayden Godfrey
Maryland’s vaccine allocation is ‘not enough’ to cover frontline workers: governor
Maryland’s vaccine allocations will only cover half of its high risk healthcare workers, not including first responders and other prioritized groups.
Zeina Mohammed
In Shaw, ‘street sense can go a long way’
Property crimes are on the rise in Washington, D.C.’s Shaw neighborhood, and a little “street sense” can make all the difference in residents’ safety, according to the District’s Metropolitan Police Department. Since...
Wash staff
Everyone seems to have Nats fever, but what about the Mystics and Capitals?
The Washington Nationals are looking to come back from a 3-2 deficit in hopes of giving the District its first-ever championship in Major League Baseball. The Mystics brought home their first championship this summer...
Ikechukwu Mbagwu
Kayla Clarke
Rental incentives disappear as the market returns to pre-pandemic levels
The rental market in downtown D.C. has fully rebounded, according to a new DowntownDC BID report. Real estate experts cite the return to work, influx of new administration officials, and the reopening of the rest of the...
Keely Bastow
Wisconsin Avenue road work causes some bus delays
Road paving projects along Wisconsin Avenue NW will continue through early January, according to the District Department of Transportation. The road work project temporarily closes down lanes.
Dima Amro
DC Cat Count cameras capture more than just cats
The DC Cat Count Project started to get an estimate of outdoor and indoor cats in Washington, D.C.; however, since the study began in 2018, they have discovered that other species roam the city streets of D.C
Power is back, but schools are closed in Montgomery County
A small plane crashed into transmission lines and caused a power outage in Montgomery County. Electric services have been restored, but not in time to start schools on Monday.
Nami Hijikata
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
Activists, council members raise concerns about homeless encampment pilot program following NoMa closures
Nearly two weeks after a NoMa encampment resident was bulldozed during a clearing, activists are unsure whether the man has found housing.
Alice Berry