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NBC4: Director of DC’s Embattled Crime Lab Resigns, Sources Say

Editor May 19, 2021
The D.C. Department of Forensic Sciences has been at the center of a criminal investigation by the District inspector general and recently lost its accreditation

Theresa Vargas in The Post: A disabled president’s memorial still isn’t fully accessible to disabled…

Editor May 19, 2021
My 6-year-old noticed the raised dots first.

Washington Post: U.S. attorney partnering with D.C., Maryland county officials to prosecute…

Editor May 19, 2021
The U.S. attorney’s office in Maryland has formed a regional task force to prosecute carjackings that span the District and the two Maryland counties that border it as crime rates in the area continue to spike.

DCist: Nationals Park Won’t Require Masks For Fully Vaccinated Fans

Editor May 19, 2021
Starting Friday, fully vaccinated (meaning two weeks past a last dose) fans can go maskless in all parts of Nationals Park — indoors or outdoors. The park made the announcement Wednesday, in line with D.C.’s newest mask guidance.

WTOP: Nationals change mask policy, capacity limits for upcoming home games

Editor May 19, 2021
The Washington Nationals are changing their face mask policy at Nationals Park starting Friday for the team’s upcoming home games, in accordance with D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser’s Monday announcement about mask requirements in the District.

WTOP: DC police employee sentenced for taking over $40K in cash bribes

Editor May 19, 2021
An employee with the D.C. police department was sentenced Wednesday for illegally giving out personal information on traffic accident victims in exchange for more than $40,000 in cash bribes over a two-year period.

Patch: DC Art Museums Reopen To Visitors After Year Of COVID-19

Editor May 19, 2021
Art lovers who despaired over the closure of D.C.'s art museums during the COVID pandemic can now book a return to their favorite museum.

DCist: Western Market In Foggy Bottom Slated To Open Later This Summer

Editor May 19, 2021
Foggy Bottom’s first food hall is slated to open later this summer — almost a year after its original debut date.

DCist: After Years Of Arguing, D.C. Finally Has An Amended Comprehensive Plan

Editor May 19, 2021
Five years of contentious debate finally came to an end Tuesday, when members of the D.C. Council unanimously approved changes to the city’s Comprehensive Plan.

Washington Post: Pandemic fallout in D.C., Maryland and Virginia includes fresh rush of cash for…

Editor May 19, 2021
Government leaders in Richmond, Annapolis and the District are wrestling with a side effect of the coronavirus pandemic that they did not anticipate: excess revenue.

City Paper: Mendelson’s Proposed Roll Back of D.C.’s Eviction Moratorium Fails

Editor May 19, 2021
D.C. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson’s efforts to cut into D.C.’s blanket eviction moratorium failed yesterday with an amendment largely backed by the body’s most progressive members.

WTOP: Buttigieg joins Bowser at new Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge

Editor May 19, 2021
Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg joined D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser at the construction site of the new Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge on Wednesday. They toured the bridge, and Bowser delivered a speech about the American Jobs…

Washington Post: Justice Department pressed to stop charging D.C. gun cases in federal court

Editor May 19, 2021
Nearly 90 former federal prosecutors are asking Attorney General Merrick Garland and the acting U.S. attorney in Washington to abandon a Trump-era policy of charging certain gun crimes in federal court amid concerns about long prison…

Washington Business Journal: GSA halts contested relocation of federal agencies

Editor May 19, 2021
The General Services Administration has backed off a plan to move three federal agencies from their decadeslong home after it had sparked back-to-back lawsuits from their current landlord. The GSA filed notice in the U.S. District Court…

DCist: Don’t Freak Out If You See (Or Hear) Low-Flying Helicopters Around D.C. Tomorrow

Editor May 19, 2021
Head’s up D.C. — or maybe heads down.

DCist: Even As The D.C. Region Reopens, Local Lawmaking Mostly Remains Virtual

Editor May 19, 2021
Engaged citizens and government gadflys, take note: while can get a drink in a bar or go into a business in most of the Washington region, it may still be a while longer before you’ll be able to march into a county building or city hall…

Washington Blade: D.C. bill to ban LGBTQ panic defense delayed by Capitol security

Editor May 19, 2021
Delivery of bill to Congress was held up due to protocols related to Jan. 6 riots

UrbanTurf: 30 Condos on the Boards for One of DC’s More Active Development Corridors

Editor May 19, 2021
The Kennedy Street corridor is a section of DC that has seen a lot of development action in the past few years, and a new condo project looks to add more residences to the strip.

WTOP: Latin-American restaurant coming to DC’s Buzzard Point

Editor May 19, 2021
D.C.-based Eaternity — The Social Restaurant Group, which owns La Vie, Provision 14 and Bar Bao, has signed a lease for a waterfront restaurant at the recently completed RiverPoint apartment building in Buzzard Point.

Washington Business Journal: Howard University, Amazon Web Services to develop a master’s…

Editor May 19, 2021
Howard University plans to stand up a new hub for applied data sciences — and one of its first degrees will be shaped by Amazon Web Services, the school and company told the Washington Business Journal.
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