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District Links: Legislation to curb utility costs wins initial OK, with talks planned on key aspect; Kennedy family sues over proposed arch; and more

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District Links: Despite revisions, robotaxi bill faces headwinds on…

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District Links: DC to hold April 6 special election to fill at-large…

Opinion

Candace Smith: Hundreds of DC kids lost their coaches. More could be…

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District Links: Henderson undoes party switch as Dems name Holtz to…

DCist: D.C. Gets $500,000 Payment From Operator Of Sports-Betting App For Missed Super Bowl Bets

Editor Apr 8, 2022
The D.C. Lottery has received $500,000 in compensation from the operator of the city’s official sports-betting app for lost revenue and reputation damage stemming from an embarrassing technical mishap that kept the app offline during the…

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…

Tyra Wilkes in The Post: Duke Ellington is a school like no other. That shouldn’t change.

Editor Apr 8, 2022
The Duke Ellington School of the Arts saved my life, and after news of possible changes to the school’s management brought together decades of alumni, I know I am not alone.
District government

Bowser’s proposed budget features increases in housing, police

Annemarie Cuccia Apr 8, 2022
With the DC Council winding up its budget oversight hearings this week, legislators will begin considering revisions and adjustments to Mayor Muriel Bowser’s budget proposal for fiscal year 2023, with committee markups slated for April 20…

WTOP: DC Mayor Bowser tests positive for COVID-19 amid ‘small uptick’ in District virus cases

Editor Apr 8, 2022
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser said Thursday morning she has tested positive for COVID-19.

DCist: With Mayor Bowser And Others Testing Positive, How Prevalent Is COVID-19 In D.C. These Days?

Editor Apr 8, 2022
Various public officials, including D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, announced they tested positive for COVID-19 on Thursday. While the named lawmakers both reported mild symptoms, the high-profile cases had some…

WTOP: Proof of negative COVID test required for DCPS students after spring break

Editor Apr 7, 2022
D.C. Public Schools students will have to show proof of a negative COVID-19 test before coming back to class after spring break.

WTOP: Fox kits found near Hill euthanized after mother fox with rabies bit 9 people

Editor Apr 7, 2022
The three fox kits who were found in a den near Capitol Hill after their mother bit nine people and tested positive for rabies have been euthanized, DC Health said Thursday.

UrbanTurf: A 50-Unit Residential Development Pitched For H Street Corridor

Editor Apr 7, 2022
One of the largest new developments in recent memory has been pitched for DC's H Street Corridor.

Washington Business Journal: Wolfgang Puck’s former restaurant space being marketed to new…

Editor Apr 7, 2022
Wolfgang Puck's restaurant space at the former Newseum in downtown D.C. is being marketed to new tenants as the building's owner, Johns Hopkins University, advances plans to bring its D.C.-based graduate programs under one roof at 555…

DCist: Robert White Tries To Keep Trayon White Off Ballot In D.C. Mayoral Race

Editor Apr 7, 2022
At-Large D.C. Councilmember and mayoral contender Robert White is aiming to keep fellow lawmaker Trayon White (D-Ward 8) off the ballot for June mayoral primary. It’s a potentially consequential move that if successful could set up a more…

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.

Washington Business Journal: New Downtown D.C. report finds office market still stuck in a costly…

Editor Apr 7, 2022
Downtown D.C. may be eager for the great American convalescence from Covid-19. But so far in 2022, change has been hard to come by.

Washington Post: Georgetown, Johns Hopkins to temporarily restore some covid measures

Editor Apr 7, 2022
Both campuses describe a rise in coronavirus cases among students

DCist: Senate Cafeteria Workers Avoid Layoffs, But They’re Still Fighting For Higher Wages And…

Editor Apr 7, 2022
Quentin Blackman was prepared to be laid off from his food service job at the U.S. Senate come April 15.

Washington Post: D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser tests positive for coronavirus

Editor Apr 7, 2022
D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser said Thursday morning that she had tested positive for coronavirus and is experiencing mild symptoms.

Axios: D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser tests positive for COVID

Editor Apr 7, 2022
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser said on Thursday morning she tested positive for COVID-19 and is experiencing "mild cold-like/allergy-like symptoms."

WTOP: DC Mayor Bowser tests positive for COVID-19

Editor Apr 7, 2022
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser said Thursday morning she has tested positive for COVID-19.

Washington Business Journal: Metro outlines 10-year plan to boost ridership, revenue with new…

Editor Apr 7, 2022
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority unveiled the agency’s plan to complete 20 new real estate projects in Greater Washington in the next decade, with another 20 in the works long term, all as part of its first strategic plan…

City Paper: Bowser’s Fallen Short of Her Promises to End Homelessness. But Her New Budget Gives…

Editor Apr 7, 2022
Mayor Muriel Bowser has made so many promises about ending homelessness in D.C. that it can be hard to keep them all straight. But after years of missed deadlines and broken promises, advocates say her budget investments are finally…
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District Links: Legislation to curb utility costs wins initial OK, with talks planned on key aspect; Kennedy family sues…

Nov 11, 2026 5
The DC Council yesterday gave initial approval to a legislative package that aims to curb rising utility costs and strengthen the Public Service Commission's oversight of Pepco and Washington Gas.

District Links: Despite revisions, robotaxi bill faces headwinds on council panel; lawmaker seeks limits on use of…

Nov 10, 2026 15
In the wake of concerns about the use of opioid settlement funds to fill a budget gap by covering some of the District's Medicaid costs, the chair of the DC Council's Committee on Health is proposing…

District Links: DC to hold April 6 special election to fill at-large council vacancy; city breaks ground on Jelleff Rec…

Nov 9, 2026 25
The DC Board of Elections today officially certified a vacancy in the at-large DC Council seat previously held by Robert White — newly elected as DC's delegate to the House — and scheduled an April 6…

Candace Smith: Hundreds of DC kids lost their coaches. More could be next.

Nov 9, 2026 205
This fall, children at nine DC schools lost things that are essential to their development: a coach who knows them, a team that counts on them, and an after-school home. DC SCORES, a nonprofit that…
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Here’s a listing of the citywide and ward candidates on DC’s general election ballot. We’ve included links to candidates’ political websites and Twitter accounts for those running for positions other…

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