WTOP: DC Court of Appeals may rehear McDuffie’s bid for AG ballot
D.C. Councilman Kenyan McDuffie’s bid to remain on the ballot for D.C. attorney general may not be dead yet.
DCist: DDOT Warns Of Circulator Driver Strike Amid Stalled Labor Negotiations
D.C.’s Department of Transportation is preparing for a potential strike of D.C. Circulator workers starting Sunday. That’s after nearly two months of unsuccessful negotiations with the union representing employees.
WTOP: Claims of a communication breakdown involving Metro’s sidelined railcars
As work continues to pin down the root cause of a wheelset problem that sidelined many of Metrorail’s cars last October, WTOP has learned of a communication breakdown between Metro and the railcar manufacturer.
Washingtonian: DC Bookstores Are Celebrating Independent Bookstore Day With Giveaways and Big…
There will also be a bookstore crawl, book-signings, and tons of other fun pop-up events.
DCist: What’s Up With The Weird Flooring On This Metro Train?
Metro trains famously have two types of flooring: carpet on older cars that inevitably gets gross over time and the speckled vinyl flooring on the newer 7000-series and revamped 6000-series trains.
K. Denise Rucker Krepp in The Post: My seven-year journey to get answers on D.C. crime prosecutions
When I sought elected office eight years ago as an advisory neighborhood commissioner in D.C., my goal was to stop the return of professional football to RFK Stadium. I was standing outside Payne Elementary School on Election Day 2014,!-->…
Press Release: Norton Writes Postmaster General DeJoy About Undelivered and Delayed Mail Throughout…
News Release — DC Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton
April 29, 2022
Contact: Sharon Eliza Nichols
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC) sent a letter to Postmaster General Louis DeJoy about reports of!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
District Links: DC Court of Appeals rules against McDuffie’s AG candidacy; researchers examine…
A three-judge DC Court of Appeals panel ruled yesterday that Ward 5 Council member Kenyan McDuffie doesn't meet the statutory qualifications to run for attorney general, but his campaign is requesting a review by the full court.
WTOP: What to expect if DC Circulator bus drivers start strike on Sunday
D.C. Circulator bus drivers may strike starting on Sunday, which could impact service next week.
WTOP: Closures of Beach Drive will not end this weekend as expected
The National Park Service said that closures along the northern sections of Beach Drive, which kicked in during the early days of the pandemic, will not end on Saturday as previously expected.
WTOP: Study explores hidden challenges of walking in DC
As D.C. sees an uptick in pedestrian deaths over the last year, a group of researchers at the Urban Institute spent months tracking the challenges walkers face in the city.
Washington Post: Gallaudet University pivots to virtual classes, exams as covid cases rise
School hopes to decrease cases in time for its first in-person commencement during the pandemic
City Paper: Appeals Court Keeps Kenyan McDuffie Off Attorney General Ballot
The ruling leaves the outgoing Ward 5 councilmember, the presumed frontrunner for attorney general, out of the race.
Axios: McDuffie loses appeal after being booted from D.C. attorney general race
Councilmember Kenyan McDuffie lost a court appeal to save his campaign for D.C. attorney general on Thursday, after a panel of judges unanimously sided with elections officials who ruled he was ineligible for the job because he is not an!-->…
DCist: Councilmember Kenyan McDuffie Can’t Run For D.C. Attorney General, Court Rules
The D.C. Court of Appeals on Thursday dealt a fatal blow to Kenyan McDuffie’s hopes of becoming D.C. attorney general, upholding a ruling from the D.C. Board of Elections that knocked the Ward 5 councilmember off the ballot because he!-->…
WTOP: Appeals court decision keeps McDuffie off ballot for DC attorney general
The D.C. Court of Appeals has agreed with the Board of Elections’ ruling that Council member Kenyan McDuffie is not qualified to run for the seat of attorney general.
Tamika Spellman in The Post: A safer D.C. starts with a smaller police department
It’s not surprising that D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) is attempting again to increase the D.C. police force at the cost of real public safety. What is disappointing is the lack of scrutiny given to her claims.
DCist: New Campaign At Metro Police To Focus On Increased Visibility, Education, Outreach And…
The Metro Transit Police Department (MTPD) says they are increasing their visibility on trains, buses, and in stations to help deter crime.
City Paper: Trayon White Managed to Score Public Financing for His Mayoral Campaign. But…
The Ward 8 councilmember will see a $282,000 windfall, but how closely are officials scrutinizing his reports?
Washington Post: McDuffie stays off ballot for attorney general, D.C. appeals court rules
The D.C. Court of Appeals on Thursday upheld a Board of Elections ruling that knocked attorney general candidate Kenyan R. McDuffie off the June primary ballot, accepting a rival’s argument that McDuffie’s decade on the D.C. Council does!-->…