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Isabel Del MastroThe one year anniversary of Dupont Circle Business Improvement Development marks progress through cleaner streets, planned events and expanded and new businesses.
Courtney JacobsCities are gearing up for winter weather
Winter storms and icy weather changes in the Metro area are expected impact cities.
Kristen JohnsonAfter a rough start, Ward 5’s only middle school is ‘crushing it’
After getting a bad rap for years, Brookland Middle School saw the highest enrollment increase of all Washington middle schools after administrators and parents turned its reputation around.
Jacob WallaceSmithsonian ZooLights too good to pass, even with day-long rain
Rain made way for a gloomy, picturesque setting at the Smithsonian ZooLights Monday night, which managed to attract visitors despite unappealing weather conditions. Celebrating its annual lights show, the Smithsonian...
Yousef AlshammariNeighborhood Guide: 10 H Street go-tos
A variety of places you wouldn’t want to miss during your visit to the corridor.
Taylor ArdreyMetro train strikes person at Farragut West, service suspended 2 hours
Some metro stations in D.C. were held up after Farragut West Station suspended their operations for two hours due to a medical emergency.
Kayla ClarkeBlack-owned DC bank expands to New York, New Jersey
The black-owned Industrial Bank has spread northeast into Harlem, New York and two locations in New Jersey. Opened on U Street in Shaw in 1932, owners hope to continue their legacy of providing good customer service to...
Participants march, standing up for human rights
Erica Rodgers, National Director of the Youth for Human Rights International, recalled a touching moment between the organization and an 11-year-old boy. The organization had visited the boy’s elementary school to teach...
Petruce Jean-CharlesClimate change protesters disrupt traffic across DC
In a protest that lasted for hours, climate activists blocked downtown D.C. streets Friday to demand action to reduce fossil fuels.
Molly FeserTrump’s conduct ‘impeachable,’ legal experts say
Constitutional experts diverge on crucial next steps and Democrats hint at a long list of charges.
Austin R. RamseyWhy residents living near a century-old bus barn say they won’t be happy until it’s gone
A controversy swirling around the Northern Bus Garage in Petworth has come to a head at multiple public meetings and residents are pointing fingers at WMATA and D.C. government officials.
Protesters demand trade commissioners end solar tariffs
Industry allies from different solar companies such as SEIA and SGC Power hoped to influence the commission to get rid of tariffs on solar panels. The tariffs have cost 62 thousand jobs since 2018, according to SEIA.
Mariyah EspinozaIn Brookland, a community stands behind its public schools
Brookland parents and community organizers are joining together to support the neighborhood's public schools.
Man arrested after police standoff in Columbia Heights
A DC man with a previous warrant for his arrest was taken into custody yesterday after returning to the home of a victim he had assaulted.
Maya McKenzieSmoke sends D.C. diners scrambling
A manager takes quick action after he smells smoke in his restaurant Tuesday night.
Alyssa RoysterWhat’s next for a middle school in Shaw?
D.C council has proposed a study to move a middle school in Shaw to a vacant Banneker High School.
Ikechukwu MbagwuFighting to preserve Go-go music, culture, and the people who love it
Legislation introduced in June could make Go-go the official music of the district and bring more protections to the culture that thrives in the city.
DC Council passes resolution eliminating cannabis plant count limits
Controversy remains over unused cultivator licenses
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