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District Links: Suspect in fatal Logan Circle shooting reportedly had sued building management; legal fight underway over ticket resale law; and more

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District Links: Legislation to curb utility costs wins initial OK,…

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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…

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

Washington Post: Noose found in courtyard of Episcopal church on Capitol Hill

Editor Mar 27, 2021
The Rev. Michele Morgan was at home recovering from a coronavirus vaccine shot Friday when she got a disturbing call from an employee at her church, St. Mark’s Episcopal on Capitol Hill. He told her there was a green-roped noose, dangling…

WTOP: Noose found at DC church investigated as possible hate crime

Editor Mar 26, 2021
Police are investigating a noose that was found hanging from a tree outside a D.C. church.

District Links: DC excluded from FEMA vaccination program due to population size; noose found at…

Chris Kain and Cuneyt Dil Mar 26, 2021
The Federal Emergency Management Agency said Friday DC does not qualify for a mass vaccination site because of its population size — smaller than all but two states.

Washington Post: Pelosi taps commander of D.C. Guard to become House sergeant-at-arms

Editor Mar 26, 2021
Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) has tapped the commander of the D.C. National Guard to become the next House sergeant-at-arms, selecting the first African American for the post that is responsible for the chamber’s safety, as Congress…

WTOP: Could Beach Drive in Rock Creek Park stay closed to cars after the pandemic?

Editor Mar 26, 2021
Upper Beach Drive in Rock Creek Park has been closed to cars for most of the pandemic, and a lot of people would like to see that become permanent in D.C.

Hill Rag: Putting Equity Front and Center: Mt. Moriah Hosts Vaccine Clinic

Editor Mar 26, 2021
Howard U, Community Organizations Partner With Allen to Improve Vaccine Access

DCist: Protecting The U.S. Capitol: Meet Some Of The National Guard On Duty In D.C.

Editor Mar 26, 2021
If you’ve traveled anywhere near the Capitol over the last few months, you’ve seen them.

DCist: Noose Found Hanging From Tree At St. Mark’s Episcopal Church On Capitol Hill

Editor Mar 26, 2021
A noose was found hanging from a tree Friday morning at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church on Capitol Hill. The church’s rector, the Reverend Michele Morgan, says a local choir was getting ready to rehearse in the church’s nave when they…

Washington Business Journal: D.C. hands out $66M in loans to support nine affordable housing…

Editor Mar 26, 2021
D.C. will hand out $66 million in loans to support nine projects that could someday result in the construction or preservation of 1,100 affordable homes.

DCist: Local School Systems To Adopt 3-Ft. Physical Distancing, Per CDC Recommendations

Editor Mar 26, 2021
School officials in D.C., Maryland and Virginia say they plan to adopt revised school reopening guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The guidance reduces the recommended physical distance between students in…

Washingtonian: DC Mayor’s Office Donates $10,000 to Chef-Driven Campaign to Stop Asian-American Hate

Editor Mar 26, 2021
Chefs Stopping AAPI Hate, which launched in early March, is snowballing into a big national effort.

Associated Press: Pelosi taps DC National Guard head to lead House security

Editor Mar 26, 2021
WASHINGTON (AP) — Maj. Gen. William Walker, commanding general of the District of Columbia National Guard, was tapped Friday to become the House’s first African American sergeant-at-arms as Congress sorts through the grave security…

City Paper: Systems Update Interrupts Unemployment Benefits—Again

Editor Mar 26, 2021
Some people who have been receiving unemployment benefits in D.C. were not able to file on Sunday. As a result, they did not receive weekly compensation that many depend on to afford housing and food. Department of Employment Services…

DCist: D.C. National Guard General William J. Walker Appointed House Sergeant-At-Arms

Editor Mar 26, 2021
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced Friday that she is appointing Major General William J. Walker, the current head of the D.C. National Guard, to serve as the 38th House sergeant-at-arms. Walker will be the first Black man to hold the…

Washingtonian: RIP Larry McMurtry, Whose Georgetown Bookstore Was a DC Literary Center

Editor Mar 26, 2021
The Lonesome Dove author saw himself as "essentially a bookseller."

Washington Business Journal: Georgetown’s public policy school lands $100M donation

Editor Mar 26, 2021
Georgetown University has scored a $100 million donation from sports businessman Frank McCourt. It’s the second $100 million gift from the former owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers, whose record pledge in 2013 helped create the McCourt…

Washington Post: Here’s why D.C. was excluded from a FEMA vaccine program: It’s for big states

Editor Mar 26, 2021
The District of Columbia will not receive extra vaccine doses or assistance setting up a mass vaccination site from the federal government, the head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency said Friday, because the agency is targeting…

UrbanTurf: DC Councilmember Requests Georgetown-Rosslyn Gondola Funds

Editor Mar 26, 2021
Eight years ago, the Georgetown Business Improvement District (BID) proposed creating an aerial gondola system that would ferry passengers between Georgetown and Virginia.

Washington Business Journal: Townhomes are now on tap for the huge Parks at Walter Reed project

Editor Mar 26, 2021
Townhomes are the next piece of new construction on tap for the massive redevelopment of the Walter Reed campus in Northwest D.C.

Colbert King in The Post: Mitch McConnell needs to remember why Republicans are in such poor…

Editor Mar 26, 2021
“They plan to make the District of Columbia a state — that would give them two new Democratic senators,” said then-Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), explaining his opposition to D.C. statehood in a Fox News interview two…
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District Links: Suspect in fatal Logan Circle shooting reportedly had sued building management; legal fight underway…

Nov 12, 2026 25
A deadly shooting in Logan Circle this morning drew national attention amid reports of an active shooter, with extensive media coverage beginning in the uneasy hours before the Metropolitan Police…

District Links: Legislation to curb utility costs wins initial OK, with talks planned on key aspect; Kennedy family sues…

Nov 11, 2026 19
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 19
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 36
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…
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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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