Washington Post: Bowser wins Democratic nomination for D.C. mayor, AP projects
Muriel E. Bowser (D), the pragmatic politician who has led the District for eight years, won the Democratic mayoral nomination Tuesday, according to projections from the Associated Press, beating out two left-leaning members of the council!-->…
Washington Post: D.C. Public Defender Service names veteran lawyer as its new director
Heather Pinckney, who tried cases as a public defender for eight years with the office before starting her own firm, is returning as director
Washington Post: Crime and housing costs top concerns as D.C. residents vote in primary
Siomara Martinez voted Tuesday at the same Columbia Heights building where she attended high school. But when the D.C. resident thought about the past, it was not with nostalgia.
DCist: D.C. Candidates Make Final Pitches On Mostly Quiet Primary Day
Candidates for elected office and their volunteers fanned out across D.C. on Tuesday, making their final pitches to a seemingly small number of voters casting their ballots at 90 vote centers citywide for the June 21 primary.
Associated Press: Biden visits clinic, celebrates COVID shots for kids under 5
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden visited a vaccination clinic Tuesday to celebrate that virtually all Americans can now get a COVID-19 shot Tuesday after the authorization of vaccines for kids under 5 over the weekend.
Courtland Milloy in The Post: The shootings in D.C. are predictable, and that makes them preventable
At age 15, Chase Poole already had been shot and wounded twice, most recently in February. The following month, he was arrested in D.C. on a gun possession charge — a pretty good indicator of trouble to come.
WTOP: For once, the tears are a relief: DC parents line up to get young kids COVID shots
It’s a day that some parents have been waiting for since the day their children were born: Kids under the age of 5 are now eligible to get vaccinated for COVID-19.
DCist: Duke Ellington School Won’t Name Its Theater For Dave Chappelle After All
Dave Chappelle’s name will not adorn the student theater at the Duke Ellington School of the Arts as been previously planned, the comedian announced Monday at a ceremony meant to install the name.
District Links: DC primary reaches final hours of voting; Ellington School’s theater…
With vaccines offering protection against the coronavirus now available to children under 5, President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden are scheduled to visit one of DC's eight COVID-19 Centers this afternoon.
Axios: Mayor Bowser’s affordable housing record is under fire in third-term bid
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser’s bid for a third term is in part a referendum on her affordable housing record. One project gone wrong highlights criticisms surrounding the public dollars spent on development over nearly eight years.
Axios: How to get your toddler vaccinated in the DMV
Children under the age of five can get their COVID-19 shots starting today after both the Pfizer and Moderna doses were recommended by the CDC.
DCist: It’s Primary Day In D.C. Here’s Everything You Need To Know
After months of candidates sniping at each other and D.C. mailboxes being stuffed with an inordinate amount of political mailers, Primary Day is finally upon us.
WTOP: Dave Chappelle reveals Duke Ellington’s theater won’t be named after him
Those expecting comedian Dave Chappelle to preside over a ceremony naming a theater building in his honor at his alma mater, the Duke Ellington School of the Arts in Northwest D.C., Monday night received a big surprise.
Washington Post: D.C. voters head to the polls for Democratic primary
District voters headed to the polls Tuesday for the city’s primary election, with the opportunity to select Democratic nominees across several races including mayor, attorney general and several seats on the D.C. Council.
Washington Post: Dave Chappelle declines having Duke Ellington School theater named for him
The comedian had faced backlash from students for his comments about the LGBTQ community in a recent Netflix special
WTOP: Juneteenth celebration in DC honors soldiers who announced end of slavery in Texas
A D.C. Juneteenth celebration read the names of 2,000 soldiers who, in 1865 in Galveston, Texas, helped spread the word that slavery had been abolished.
Linda Mercado Greene in Washington Business Journal: D.C. Council must address those operating…
There’s an obvious problem in the D.C. cannabis market: Recreational sales are still not legal. As D.C. Councilmember Charles Allen, D-Ward 6, stated at a recent hearing, “There is no such thing as a commercial transaction that is I-71!-->…
Washington Post: Motive remains unclear in shooting at U Street ‘Moechella’ event
Officials say the 15-year-old killed in the incident had been shot twice before
Washington Post: Primary races in D.C., Virginia will bring voters to the polls Tuesday
On Tuesday, voters will head to the polls to select Democratic nominees in several D.C. races, including mayor, and pick nominees in some of Virginia’s most-watched GOP congressional races.
CNN: President Biden to visit Washington, DC, site offering Covid-19 vaccines to kids under 5
President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden will visit a Washington, DC, vaccine clinic offering Covid-19 vaccinations to children under the age of 5 on Tuesday, a White House official told CNN, in an effort to highlight the rollout of!-->…