Hundreds gathered in front of the Israeli Embassy in D.C., protesting Israel’s attacks on Gaza. A large police presence closed Van Ness Street between Connecticut Ave and Reno Road Wednesday night. This area is the...
Despite improvements, DC still lacks diversity in the classroom that could help Hispanic students
Test scores are rising post-pandemic, albeit slowly. Local expert said more diversity might help.
Bars fight for new liquor liability rules, face pushback
Liquor legislation aimed at reforming bar accountability draws supporters and detractors alike.
GW University officers have started to carry guns, and many students are unhappy
GWU students say arming campus police officers is unnecessary and that the university fails to address actual safety concerns.
Small businesses can’t compete with high rent in Dupont Circle
Most commercial real estate rent prices in Dupont Circle range from $10,000-$24,000, according to the neighborhood Business Improvement District.
D.C.’s Dave Thomas Circle Renamed Mamie ‘Peanut’ Johnson Plaza: A Community Tribute
In a tribute to a beloved D.C. resident, the iconic intersection in NoMa, informally known as Dave Thomas Circle, is officially renamed Mamie 'Peanut' Johnson Plaza through a community-driven initiative.
More safety ambassadors join the force as crime grows in Adams Morgan
The Adams Morgan Partnership BID wants to bulk up its ambassador program to help curb various security issues in the community. It has three ambassadors now. More could soon come.
The Metro’s rail expansion map could include Georgetown
The ANC’s support of WMATA’s multi-billion dollar rail expansion could help bring a new Metro station to Georgetown.
Fire disrupts Red Line at the Tenleytown-AU Station
On Friday evening, the Red Line faced disruptions as the Tenleytown-AU metro station closed due to a reported fire incident, causing delays and inconveniences for commuters.
Protesters criticize Biden in march to White House in support of Palestine
Protesters took to the streets of D.C. to show support for Gaza and Palestine in the wake of a devastating war between Israel and Hamas. Thousands in Palestine and Israel have been killed and injured since last week.
Bipartisan group of lawmakers hold vigil for Israel at Capitol
Members of the House show rare agreement in support of Israel.
Foreign Embassies in DC Face Security Risks
The Secret Service closed a section of Van Ness Street NW, adjacent to the Chinese Embassy after discovering a suspicious package. This incident and others raised concerns about the safety of foreign embassies in...
DC Public Library’s fight against banned books
Capitol Hill businesses participated in Banned Book Week through events held by DC Public Library (DCPL).
Cleveland Park residents concerned as city advances Connecticut Avenue design guidelines
The new guidelines set the framework for development in the neighborhood to support the need for affordable housing.
Theatergoers find a “message of hope” in local retelling of the Laramie Project
Director Paul Di Salvo and producer Genie Baskir present the dramaturgy of tragic events in small-town America.
Changes coming to Lee Memorial to include the stories of the formerly enslaved
The National Park Service is in the process of adding more information about the lives of enslaved people to the museum panels at Arlington House, following discussion among descendants.
Sustainable art transforms the lives of Mayan women and helps the environment
An initiative called "Rug Money" is taking center stage in the Amy Kaslow Gallery, demonstrating how artistry, economies, and access to opportunity can impact with indigenous lives.
Local food market helps both the community and the farmers that feed it
The Columbia Heights Farmers Market is a place where those without access to fresh produce can eat sustainably and healthy, while supporting local farmers.






