The Current: D.C. History Center to share Carnegie Library space with Apple
Washington is filled with two types of people: those committed to preserving history at the incredible museums and universities, and the many politicians and policy wonks, excited to shape the nation’s future. This same mix of past and…
Colbert King: D.C. may be headed for another financial crisis. Is the council listening?
Anyone who lived through the District’s financial crisis in the 1990s knows it was the kind of calamity this city must avoid repeating. I watched the event unfold from my perch on The Post’s editorial board, where we opined nonstop about…
City Paper: MPD Officer Involved in Terrence Sterling’s Death Shows a Pattern of Aggressive…
"When he sat across from me he was visibly angry."
Washington Business Journal: The National Law Enforcement Museum came up short in its first quarter.…
A bill introduced Monday in the House of Representatives would create a minted coin commemorating the opening of the National Law Enforcement Museum, which reportedly has been struggling to meet visitor expectation since opening in…
Chioma Oruh and LaJoy Johnson-Law in The Post: Parents must know how D.C.’s charter schools spend…
Charter schools educate nearly half of Washington’s public school students and receive a total of nearly $900 million in public funding each year. So why are parents, teachers, journalists and the public kept in the dark about how they…
Washington Business Journal: Spy Museum will go beyond espionage at its new home in L’Enfant
The name isn’t changing, but when International Spy Museum opens in its shiny new home in May, it’s going to be about a lot more than just spies.
Washington Post: Former chief of staff for D.C. mayor’s legal office charged with distributing child…
The former chief of staff in the D.C. mayor’s legal office was arrested this week and charged by federal authorities with distribution of child pornography, according to court documents.
Washingtonian: Is It Finally Time for DC to Increase Its Building-Height Limit?
No really, we're having this debate again.
UrbanTurf: How a Brookland Warehouse Became a Brewery
A recent National Building Museum tour of the Right Proper brewing facility in Brookland offered a glimpse at how DC buildings can be adaptively reused.
WAMU: Want To Be A Housing Inspector? D.C. Considers Uber-Style Plan To Recruit Residents For The…
Think of it as Uber, but for housing inspections.
City Paper: After a Three-Year Absence, The Wammies—The Region’s Long-Running Local Music Awards—Are…
The music education nonprofit The MusicianShip launches a new and improved Wammies this weekend.
ABC7: DC mayor’s legal aide fired after being accused in child pornography case
WASHINGTON (ABC7) — A now former legal aide to D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser is accused of Distribution of Child Pornography.
Ketcham’s Maisha Riddlesprigger, DCPS Principal of the Year, follows family’s blueprint for…
Maisha Riddlesprigger, this year’s DC Public Schools Principal of the Year, never set out for a career in education. Although she grew up among a family of teachers in Fresno, California — where her father was a professor at a community…
The DC Lineup for this weekend: festivals, films and four-legged friends
Longtime customs as well as brand-new developments are on our list of things to do in the District this weekend, March 29 to 31. Springtime continues with a variety of events, whether it’s welcoming a new local festival for the trans…
Mayor Bowser Breaks Ground on New Housing at the Parks at Walter Reed
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Mayor Bowser Breaks Ground on New Housing at the Parks at Walter Reed
The Brooks and Vale Buildings Will Deliver 390…
District Links: Chief financial officer responds to DC auditor’s criticisms of budget…
TGIF! After a Post investigation into the increase in opioid use, the District will hand out 76,000 overdose antidotes.
Capital Projections: Gangland edition
Capital Projections is The DC Line’s selective and subjective guide to some of the most interesting arthouse and repertory screenings in the coming week.
ASH IS PUREST WHITE
(Cohen Media Group)
The latest film from Chinese…
Jeffrey S. DeWitt in The Post: Don’t mind the D.C. auditor; the District is fiscally strong
In my budget certification letter, I state that the fiscal 2020 to 2023 budget and financial plan are balanced. I stand by that statement.
Washington Post: ‘We’re human beings!’ the homeless woman yelled. ‘Acknowledge us!’ Then people did…
The city didn’t seem to be doing enough. Neither were the nonprofit groups. But maybe she — as nothing more than another human who cared — could accomplish what they couldn’t. Maybe she could get this couple out of a tent where they’d…
Washington Post: Broadway’s ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ will launch national tour at Kennedy Center;…
Aaron Sorkin’s adaptation of “To Kill a Mockingbird” — a prodigious Broadway hit this season — will begin a two-year national tour with a launch at the Kennedy Center in August 2020, the show’s producers and the center announced Thursday.
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