A Man’s Cries for Help Went Ignored in the D.C. Jail. Then He Set Fire to His Mattress.
Metro’s Financial Crisis Demands Leadership from D.C. But the Prospect of New Taxes is Making Politicians Skittish.
D.C. Records 200th Homicide
D.C. Democrats’ Legal Challenge to Initiative 83 Exposes Long-Simmering Frustrations with Party Leadership
After Four Years, Mark Plotkin is Finally Laid to Rest
D.C.’s Inspector General is Investigating a Troubled Agency’s Contract with Former City Administrator Robert Bobb
It’s the latest bit of turmoil for the Department of Licensing and Consumer Protection, following employee complaints about its former director.
Loose Lips Links, Sept. 20
Inside Voices: Poor Jail Food Fuels Conflict. Will New Legislation Help?
A new bill before the D.C. Council aims to improve the quality of food served to residents at the D.C. Jail.
Loose Lips Links, Sept. 19
A single bettor raked in big money by taking advantage of the city’s beleaguered sports betting system.
Pinto Is Reviving an Old Push for Warrantless Searches. Some Fear It Will Kick-start a ‘Free-for-All’ of Police Harassment.
With violence on the rise in D.C., a popular moderate politician proposed legislation allowing for warrantless searches of formerly incarcerated people in a bid to get more illegal guns off the street. That sentence could just as easily describe Mayor Muriel Bowser in 2015 or Ward 2 Councilmember Brooke Pinto today. Plainly, history has a…
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