District Links: Metro seeks to reinstate up to 27 trains; Racine wins ghost gun case; judge agrees to appoint receiver for Casa Ruby; and more

By Chris Kain On Aug 11, 2022 Last updated Aug 11, 2022

Not long before neighborhoods across the District experienced flooding once again from heavy summer storms on Wednesday afternoon, the DC government announced that it’s received more than $20 million in funding from the federal government to help improve climate resilience.

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