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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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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…

Washington Post: Omicron now in the District, Maryland and Virginia, with first case present for…

Editor Dec 13, 2021
The District, Maryland and Virginia have each detected cases of omicron — including one in Northern Virginia reported over the weekend — but the newest coronavirus variant has been present in the greater Washington region for at last three…

DCist: Bowser Jumps To Early Fundraising Lead In D.C. Mayoral Race

Editor Dec 13, 2021
The power of incumbency pays off, it seems.

City Paper: The Omicron Variant Has Reached D.C.

Editor Dec 13, 2021
DC Health announced four cases among fully vaccinated individuals.

WTOP: Georgetown University confirms omicron case

Editor Dec 13, 2021
Georgetown University said Monday that one of D.C.’s four COVID-19 omicron variant cases involves a member of the Georgetown community.

DCist: D.C. Confirms Four COVID-19 Cases Linked To The Omicron Variant

Editor Dec 13, 2021
Four cases of the omicron variant of COVID-19 have been identified in the District, officials announced Sunday in a news release from DC Health.

Press Release: Mayor Bowser and U.S. Department of Treasury Announce DC REACh Initiative to Give…

Press Release Dec 13, 2021
News Release — Executive Office of the Mayor and the DC Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:  December 13, 2021 CONTACT:  LaToya Foster (EOM) Paul Drehoff (DISB) Washington,…

Press Release: AG Racine Announces OAG Wins in Five Lawsuits that Stand Up for Mistreated District…

Press Release Dec 13, 2021
News Release — DC Office of the Attorney General FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: December 13, 2021 MEDIA CONTACT: Office of Communications (202) 442-8919 | oagpress@dc.gov OAG Lawsuits Have Returned More Than $1.95 Million…

District Links: Four young adults are DC’s first cases of omicron variant, DC Health says;…

Chris Kain Dec 13, 2021
Days after Maryland and Virginia officials reported the first omicron cases in those jurisdictions, DC Health announced Sunday night that four DC residents have tested positive for the latest coronavirus variant.

Press Release: Mayor Bowser Kicks Off #FairShot Week and Launches $3.3M Great Streets Retail Small…

Press Release Dec 13, 2021
News Release — Executive Office of the Mayor and the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: December 13, 2021 CONTACT:  LaToya Foster (EOM) Natalia…

Axios: Coronavirus cases see bump in D.C. region

Editor Dec 13, 2021
Coronavirus cases and hospitalizations are up throughout the region, as the Omicron variant spreads across the nation.

Washington Post: Lawyer Brian Schwalb to run for D.C. attorney general

Editor Dec 13, 2021
Brian Schwalb, a longtime trial attorney and partner-in-charge of the Venable law firm’s D.C. office, will run for attorney general in 2022, becoming the latest candidate to enter the city’s wide-open race for the next chief legal officer.…

WTOP: DC police dept. uses DOJ funding to hire 25 officers

Editor Dec 13, 2021
A multimillion-dollar investment from the Department of Justice will be used by D.C. police to hire 25 additional officers.

Washington Post: D.C. police lodge broke the law by selling hundreds of whiskey bottles online,…

Editor Dec 13, 2021
An umbrella group for police unions in Washington violated six provisions of D.C. law by setting up a “Jack Daniel’s Fundraising Committee” that sold and shipped hundreds of bottles of whiskey without proper licenses, according to an…

Washington Post: D.C. announces first four cases of omicron variant

Editor Dec 12, 2021
Four unrelated cases of the omicron variant of the coronavirus were confirmed Sunday in the District, the city’s health department said.

WTOP: DC Health: Four cases of omicron variant detected in DC

Editor Dec 12, 2021
D.C. confirmed four cases of the omicron variant in the city on Sunday, DC Health said.

Washington Post: Grief-stricken over daughter’s death, a mother advocates for traffic safety

Editor Dec 12, 2021
Until a motorist struck and killed her 5-year-old daughter, Jessica Hart’s life revolved mainly around motherhood and her job at a think tank.

WTOP: ‘It’s really beautiful’: Safe streets advocates shut down street for ‘chalk-in’ in honor of…

Editor Dec 12, 2021
A northeast D.C. Intersection was blocked by safe street advocates Sunday afternoon as they called attention to a crosswalk where a 5-year-old girl was killed.

Washington Post: Refugee aid groups in Washington region overwhelmed by Afghan caseloads

Editor Dec 12, 2021
Refugee resettlement groups in the Washington region are scrambling to keep up with a huge influx of Afghan evacuees, leaving families waiting for housing and other services in a situation that could soon worsen as U.S. officials prepare…

WTOP: Invisible Warriors: Honoring African American Women in World War II

Editor Dec 12, 2021
Two extraordinary women were honored at Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library Saturday for their heroic efforts on the home front during World War II.

Washington Post Editorial Board: The Capitol is safer now than on Jan. 6. But the Capitol Police…

Editor Dec 12, 2021
Near the end of his testimony before the Senate Rules and Administration Committee Tuesday, the inspector general of the U.S. Capitol Police faced a “yes or no” question. “Do you believe the department is better prepared than they were on…
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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 11
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 16
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 27
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 208
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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