Meet D.C.'s most dedicated chess teacher
Vaughn Bennett is fighting to give young Black students an equal shot at competitive chess.
The U.S. House is D.C.'s last hope for a bastion of resistance in federal Washington.
Five write-in candidates have thrown their hat in the ring, but none have a realistic chance of ousting Trayon White.
Many of these residents have lived in Columbia Heights for decades. Their precarious situation shows just how hard it can be for longtime residents of D.C. to stay here.
Rounding up the weekly news from D.C.'s seat of government
Here’s everything you need to know about Initiative 83, appearing on your ballots this fall.
You have time, options, and legal recourse. And you’re more likely to get a better outcome if you’re well informed.
Between a potential expulsion of their colleague, an unpopular eviction bill, and "downtown revitalization," lawmakers are busy wrapping up their legislative loose ends before the session ends this fall.
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