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WTOP: DC expands coronavirus testing; Phase Two update expected later this week

Editor Jun 15, 2020
D.C. continues to expand its testing capabilities, Mayor Muriel Bowser said at a news conference Monday, adding more walk-up sites.

DCist: Colony Club In Park View Is Getting A New Name

Editor Jun 15, 2020
Park View coffee shop and bar Colony Club is changing its name. Owner Max Zuckerman and his team revealed the news in a note posted to on Instagram on Monday afternoon.

WAMU: Free COVID-19 Antibody Testing Is Now Available To D.C. Residents

Editor Jun 15, 2020
District residents can now get free antibody testing as part of the city’s effort to track COVID-19 transmission in the community, officials announced Monday.

Toella Pliakas in The Post: In D.C., whom should you call when you shouldn’t call the police?

Editor Jun 15, 2020
As George Floyd lay dying on the ground outside of a grocery store in Minneapolis, begging police officer Derek Chauvin for his life, the 17-year-old employee who was working that day desperately called his boss for help. “They’re killing…

DCist: D.C. College Students Are Pushing For Fewer Police On Campus

Editor Jun 15, 2020
Groups of college students across D.C. are sending a clear message to their universities: Cut ties with D.C. police and reform on-campus policing.

Washington Post: National Gallery of Art to reopen Sculpture Garden on Saturday

Editor Jun 15, 2020
The National Gallery of Art will open its six-acre Sculpture Garden to visitors on Saturday, marking the first step of a multiphase comeback from the museum’s coronavirus closure.

Simone Jacobson and Derek Brown in The Post: Dear landlords: Without your help, D.C.’s restaurants…

Editor Jun 15, 2020
Hospitality has never been easy. As owners of independent restaurants and bars, we’ve always been cautious but optimistic. We risked a lot to bring communities together around a hot meal or a well-made drink. To achieve our dream, we…
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Ramona Edelin and Anne Herr: In tough times, our most disadvantaged students need our help

Commentary Jun 15, 2020
The District of Columbia is experiencing the damage caused by the coronavirus, the recessionary impact of the lockdown, and the ongoing national trauma of murder, racism and continued violence that led to protests, clashes and a temporary…

WAMU: Portraits From A Pandemic: Connecting With Riot Police Through A Fence

Editor Jun 15, 2020
Among the thousands of people protesting racism and police brutality in front of the White House recently was Michael Blackson, a 17-year-old high school senior from Southeast D.C.

WTOP: Bowser talks police reform in town hall with prominent black mayors

Editor Jun 15, 2020
During a Sunday town hall alongside three other black female mayors of major cities, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser discussed protests, the pandemic and police funding.
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jonetta rose barras: Who among DC’s mayoral candidates can help the city fulfill its potential? (Part 1)

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A diverse crowd of nearly 300 people squeezed into the auditorium at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library on Monday evening; it was a standing-room-only setting at the latest DC mayoral forum,…

District Links: Moody’s pulls negative outlook it added last year to DC debt rating; House panel advances bill…

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Moody's Ratings this week removed its negative outlook on DC's debt rating while noting "the District's very strong fiscal governance and prudent budget management."

District Links: Council votes to advance permanent bill on youth curfew but delays emergency action; judge protects 15th…

Apr 22, 2026 15
The DC Council voted yesterday to advance a modified version of the expanded youth curfew as permanent legislation, but members also put off a vote on emergency legislation that would enable the…

District Links: White House submits nominations for four DC Superior Court vacancies; DC Water faces new lawsuits over…

Apr 21, 2026 19
President Donald Trump last week submitted four new nominations for vacancies on the DC Superior Court.
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Who’s on DC’s general election ballot

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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…

An overview of endorsements in DC Council, State Board of Education races

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If it’s hard to keep track of all the candidates on the Nov. 3 ballot, it may be even tougher to keep track of everyone who has endorsed them. To that end, The DC Line compiled as many endorsements…

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About a third of the District’s 296 advisory neighborhood commission seats have contested races, based on the candidate list released by the DC Board of Elections last week after the petition deadline…

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