As more hotels partner with restaurants to create on-site eating options for guests, small businesses will have to compete with larger, chain restaurants for tourists' patronage.
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Sophia Steele
This last Black institution along the Anacostia is navigating development with intention
As billion-dollar developments shape the Anacostia waterfront, Seafarers Yacht Club, the oldest black boating club in the country, anchors its legacy in resiliency, partnership and protection from its historic...
Ellen Tannor
Podcast #2, Nov. 13: The public speaks and press coverage
“The Impeachment Inquiry of Donald J. Trump” is a special edition podcast of The Wash. Graduate journalism students in the School of Communication at American University talk with media professionals and the public...
Chris Halsne
Pandemic deepens need among unemployed, hungry DMV residents over holidays
It’s Giving Tuesday, and D.C. residents are putting on their philanthropic hats for those less fortunate as the holiday season begins. But as the economy continues to decline due to COVID-19, the metro area faces a more...
Sarah Salem
MDP search for gunman who sent one man to the hospital
The victim, who was conscious and breathing when police arrived at the scene, was shot in the leg.
Ana Álvarez
How to spot misinformation about the election
With Election Day looming, American University media experts urge voters to be on the lookout for misinformation on social and other media.
Trump and Democrats up the ante on social media ads about impeachment
Ads that ‘target and persuade’ voters undecided on impeachment could change public opinion, media expert says.
Chris Casey
Advocates call out new businesses on H Street for disabled accessibility
Accessibility for people with disabilities in the District has not been easy, despite laws made to protect them. An advocacy group on H-Street Corridor is calling out businesses to make their establishments more...
Taylor Ardrey
C&O Canal awakens as Georgetown prepares for boat tours’ return
After more than two years of waiting, residents are looking forward to the return of boat tours on the historic C&O Canal next spring.
Joshua Sun
World watches as US keeps counting, and counting
The Wash spoke to students and young professionals in Italy, England, Armenia, Vietnam and South Korea about who should win the U.S. presidency.
Zoë Watkins