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District Links: Homelessness reaches 17-year low in DC, according to new count; DCHA drops aspects…

Chris Kain Apr 21, 2022
Mayor Muriel Bowser announced a 17-year low in homelessness and a 47% drop since 2016, when her administration developed its Homeward DC initiative to overhaul the District's approach.

District Links: Riders react to Metro’s new mask-optional policy; DC sees growing tech sector;…

Chris Kain Apr 20, 2022
For the better part of two years, Metro riders have been required to wear face masks in rail stations and on trains and buses. In TV commercials that continue to air, the transit system even describes that as part of its pandemic…

District Links: McDuffie says he’ll appeal Elections Board ruling against his AG candidacy;…

Chris Kain Apr 19, 2022
AG candidate Kenyan McDuffie says he'll appeal the DC Board of Elections ruling that he doesn't meet the statutory qualifications for the office.

District Links: DC Board of Elections says McDuffie ineligible to run for AG; longtime NBC4 anchor…

Chris Kain Apr 18, 2022
Mayor Muriel Bowser announced a new violence prevention initiative this afternoon that is pairing about 200 residents most at risk of gun violence with interagency support teams.

District Links: DC marks 160th Emancipation Day; Amtrak seeks Union Station control; Politico…

Chris Kain Apr 15, 2022
Festivities tomorrow in honor of the 160th anniversary of DC Emancipation Day will include a parade along Pennsylvania Avenue as well as a food truck festival, concert and fireworks.

District Links: Lafayette Square settlement brings new protest policies; DC rises to medium COVID-19…

Chris Kain Apr 14, 2022
DC Health's latest metrics show the District now has a medium COVID-19 community level, meaning a moderate impact on the health care system and moderate levels of disease severity.

District Links: Domestic violence programs seek city help amid rising need; Greenleaf residents push…

Chris Kain Apr 13, 2022
The DC Council finished up its flurry of budget oversight hearings last week, meaning legislators will soon decide whether to alter the mayor's proposals in order to address issues raised by advocates and other witnesses.

District Links: American, George Washington reinstate campus mask mandates; Lerner family considers…

Chris Kain Apr 12, 2022
Mask requirements are in effect once again at American and George Washington universities as of this morning.

District Links: Nurses on strike for the day at Howard University Hospital; DCPS substitute teachers…

Chris Kain Apr 11, 2022
Nurses at Howard University Hospital are on a 24-hour strike over low wages and staffing constraints.

District Links: DC gets $500K from GambetDC operator for lost Super Bowl action; DC sees…

Chris Kain Apr 8, 2022
On the heels of news that Mayor Muriel Bowser as well as several prominent federal officials have tested positive for COVID-19, DC Health says that the District is experiencing a "small uptick" in cases but continues to have a low…

District Links: Mayor Bowser tests positive for COVID-19 with mild symptoms; Metro unveils 10-year…

Chris Kain Apr 7, 2022
Mayor Muriel Bowser announced this morning that she tested positive for COVID-19 after experiencing allergy symptoms in recent days. She'll be working from home for the time being.

District Links: Elections officials certify tipped-wage initiative for November, not June; bill on…

Chris Kain Apr 6, 2022
The DC Council voted down legislation yesterday that would have broadened access to medical marijuana while also establishing new civil penalties against "gifting" shops that offer free cannabis with other items.

District Links: Council weighs expanding medical marijuana access while targeting…

Chris Kain Apr 5, 2022
The DC Council is slated to vote this afternoon on emergency legislation that, if approved, would broaden access to medical marijuana by enabling anyone over 21 to self-certify their medical need.

District Links: Mayor’s proposal for more MPD officers in FY 2023 draws council backers;…

Chris Kain Apr 4, 2022
Mayor Muriel Bowser continues to call for the DC Council to approve her proposed $30 million funding increase for the Metropolitan Police Department, with a late-morning event today at Dunbar High School to highlight the police cadet…

District Links: City extends timeline for seeking reaccreditation of troubled crime lab; DOES…

Chris Kain Apr 1, 2022
Amid the economic fallout from business closures at the onset of the pandemic, record levels of unemployment claims overwhelmed the DC Department of Employment Services, fueling complaints about long waits on the phone and conflicting…

District Links: MPD chief says reduced staffing has slowed response times; Police Reform Commission…

Chris Kain Mar 31, 2022
A proposed spending increase for the Metropolitan Police Department — an aspect of Mayor Muriel Bowser's budget submission that she frequently highlights at public appearances — is likely to draw particular focus as the DC Council crafts…

District Links: Swann Street protesters plan to appeal dismissal of case against MPD curfew arrests;…

Chris Kain Mar 30, 2022
A federal judge has dismissed the lawsuit filed by Swann Street protesters over their treatment by DC police in the summer of 2020, but the attorney who brought the case is vowing to appeal.

District Links: McDuffie faces ballot challenge in AG race; Biden’s budget keeps ban on DC…

Chris Kain Mar 29, 2022
Ward 5 DC Council member Kenyan McDuffie is facing a challenge regarding his eligibility to run for attorney general.

District Links: Mayor highlights push to transfer RFK Stadium site to local control; Robert White…

Chris Kain Mar 28, 2022
Mayor Muriel Bowser held a midday press briefing today in the shadow of the shuttered RFK Memorial Stadium as she highlighted proposed development and investments in the vicinity and once again called for transferring ownership of the full…

District Links: Initiative on tipped wage in limbo over signature requirement; lawsuit prompts…

Chris Kain Mar 25, 2022
With the submission deadline for nominating petitions having passed, the DC Board of Elections today released an updated — but not yet final — list of candidates in the June 21 primaries.
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District Links: J.O. Wilson, Barnard ribbon-cuttings mark first week back for DCPS students; Meta settlement could mean…

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With DC Public Schools back in session this week, Mayor Muriel Bowser kicked off the 2026-27 school year by highlighting newly modernized facilities at J.O. Wilson Elementary in Ward 6 and Barnard…

District Links: Officials mark school year’s start with renaming, expansion of Ward 3 high school; new campaign…

Aug 25, 2026 41
Mayor Muriel Bowser and other DC officials yesterday celebrated a $91 million expansion of the newly renamed John R. Thompson Jr. High School on MacArthur Boulevard in Ward 3.

District Links: DC reports modest rise in student test scores; six MPD employees accused of overtime fraud; Bowser names…

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The Bowser administration today reported a fourth consecutive year of increased proficiency rates on the annual statewide assessments taken by students in DC Public Schools and DC public charter…

District Links: Kennedy Center renovations prompt NSO concert season at Lisner, other area venues; judge derails FBI…

Aug 18, 2026 39
The National Symphony Orchestra made headlines today with its long-awaited season announcement, which includes concerts scattered across six regional venues as the Kennedy Center undertakes a…
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