D.C. residents speak out against MPD’s work with ICE at D.C. Council
Local cooperation with immigration enforcement has become a flash point since the federal surge in D.C.
 
Two departures from Bowser's administration in an otherwise quiet legislative week.
 
Local organizing and volunteer work is one way to stave off dread and bring about change when our electoral systems can’t.
 
Rounding up what you might've missed in local governing this week.
 
Rounding up the weekly news from D.C.'s seat of government
 
A Palestinian film festival, a Black tattoo convention, a Halloween drag brunch, and more happenings for this last October weekend.
 
Walks (rides) of shame, lost items found, and very, very kind drivers. Here's how residents will remember the D.C. Circulator.
 
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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