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District Links: Council OKs deferred retirement option aimed at boosting MPD, FEMS retention; self-driving cars stall in council committee; and more

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jonetta rose barras: Political confusion and DC’s leadership gap 

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District Links: Suspect in fatal Logan Circle shooting reportedly had…

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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…

Bisnow: Scores Of Restaurants Are Likely To Close For Good, Reshaping The Retail Market

Editor Apr 28, 2020
The restaurant industry is preparing for a long, uphill battle.

Washington Post: U.S. House drops plans to reconvene in D.C. as local covid-19 cases have yet to…

Editor Apr 28, 2020
The U.S. House on Tuesday abruptly abandoned plans to reconvene in Washington next week, with officials citing the rising number of coronavirus cases in the District and its surrounding suburbs.

Washington Post: At 105, D.C.’s oldest coronavirus victim was a woman of faith who lived alone until…

Editor Apr 28, 2020
Edna Adams defied expectations her entire life.

DCist: Amid Recent Tough Times, Local Rats Might Turn To Cannibalism

Editor Apr 28, 2020
Amanda Becker was about to head out on a run when she saw the rat in her toilet.

WTOP: Washington Sports Club bows to pressure, won’t charge fees during coronavirus crisis

Editor Apr 28, 2020
Washington Sports Club will stop charging membership fees while gyms are closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine announced Monday.

Washington Post: They got married in the middle of the friendliest street in town — and the…

Editor Apr 28, 2020
About an hour before she was to marry her fiance in the middle of the street Saturday, Amanda Mason walked out of her house on Walter Street SE in a white lace jumpsuit and peach tulle skirt to find big, bubbly hearts drawn in chalk all…

Press Release: Mayor Bowser Launches Online Survey for ReOpenDC

Press Release Apr 28, 2020
News Release — Executive Office of the Mayor FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 28, 2020 CONTACT: LaToya Foster (EOM) Residents, Workers & Employers Can Also Provide Feedback at a Virtual Town Hall on Wednesday at 5 pm …

Brandi Thompson-Summers in Next City: Authenticity and “Post-Chocolate” Cool in a Rapidly…

Editor Apr 28, 2020
How the marketing of blackness as a prized aesthetic often leaves the city’s Black residents behind.

Press Release: Mayor Bowser Expands Coronavirus Testing for Essential Workers

Press Release Apr 28, 2020
News Release —Executive Office of the Mayor FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 28, 2020 CONTACT: LaToya Foster (EOM) Under New Guidance, Asymptomatic Grocery Store Workers and Other Critical Infrastructure Workers with a Known COVID-19…

WTOP: Bowser expands coronavirus testing for DC grocery store workers

Editor Apr 28, 2020
D.C. is expanding how it prioritizes coronavirus testing to include critical infrastructure workers who have been exposed but are asymptomatic, Mayor Muriel Bowser announced Tuesday.

Washington Business Journal: Muriel Bowser recruits Michelle Obama, José Andrés, former mayors to…

Editor Apr 28, 2020
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser has recruited a long list of public figures to assist with strategies to reopen the District, while also enlisting former first lady Michelle Obama for public service announcements related to the coronavirus…

WTOP: What DC can learn from the 1918 flu epidemic

Editor Apr 28, 2020
Ever since the novel coronavirus began infecting millions globally and having an unavoidable impact on American life, a lot of people have been reminded about a public health crisis from more than a century ago.

City Paper: Washington Teachers’ Union Excluded From New ReOpen Committee for Schools

Editor Apr 27, 2020
The education committee is also without any current K-12 teachers or principals.

Washington Business Journal: Baltimore Greek restaurant Souvlaki expands to D.C.

Editor Apr 27, 2020
Souvlaki, a tiny Greek restaurant in Baltimore's Hampden neighborhood, added a new location in Adams Morgan at a rather inopportune time.

Washingtonian: Washington Sports Club Will No Longer Charge Its Members During the Covid-19 Pandemic

Editor Apr 27, 2020
The group Town Sports International, which operates the Washington Sports Club line, will no longer charge its clients membership fees during the pandemic, the DC Office of the Attorney General announced today in a press release. All…

WAMU: Local Officials Offer Housing For Inmates Transferred Out Of D.C. Halfway House

Editor Apr 27, 2020
The Federal Bureau of Prisons says it has transferred upwards of 180 people out of D.C.’s largest halfway house ahead of the facility’s closure later this week.

Press Release: Mayor Bowser and First Lady Obama Encourage Residents with COVID-19 Symptoms to Get…

Press Release Apr 27, 2020
News Release — Executive Office of the Mayor FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 27, 2020 CONTACT: LaToya Foster (EOM) Recording Featuring First Lady Obama Going Out to District Residents Over Next Two Weeks (WASHINGTON, DC) –…

Press Release: Norton Urges Federal Bureau of Prisons Not to Relocate 30-40 Hope Village Residents…

Press Release Apr 27, 2020
News Release — DC Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton April 27, 2020 Contact: Sharon Eliza Nichols WASHINGTON, D.C. — After learning that 30-40 District of Columbia at Hope Village, the men’s halfway house in the District of…

Press Release: AG Racine Announces Washington Sports Club Will Stop Charging Members During COVID-19…

Press Release Apr 27, 2020
News Release — DC Office of the Attorney General FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 27, 2020 MEDIA CONTACT: Office of Communications Gym Chain Automatically Freezing Memberships, Crediting Accounts for Dues Charged During Gym Closures,…

District Links: Bowser picks high-profile nat’l figures to lead group to reopen city; District…

Chris Kain and Cuneyt Dil Apr 27, 2020
Happy Monday. Mayor Muriel Bowser has tapped two national figures — Susan Rice, former national security adviser, and Michael Chertoff, former secretary of homeland security — to lead the advisory group that will offer recommendations on…
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District Links: Council OKs deferred retirement option aimed at boosting MPD, FEMS retention; self-driving cars stall in…

Nov 13, 2026 10
The DC Council this week gave initial approval to a bill that aims to encourage experienced personnel to remain at the Fire and Emergency Medical Services and Metropolitan Police Department after…

jonetta rose barras: Political confusion and DC’s leadership gap 

Nov 13, 2026 439
The amateur politics on display in DC over the past two weeks have been breathtaking. The end doesn’t appear to be in sight, as the DC Democratic State Committee (DCDSC), under the leadership of its…

District Links: Suspect in fatal Logan Circle shooting reportedly had sued building management; legal fight underway…

Nov 12, 2026 46
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 24
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.
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