D.C. will use its own money to pay for SNAP benefits amid shutdown
The Trump administration has refused to use contingency funding to pay for food assistance.
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12 things to do around D.C. this weekend
Check out a bonsai festival, tour Europe's embassies, and find out what an intraterrestrial is.
Why is your utility bill so high? Your weekly Civics Roundup
Plus, Black Mothers March, a film screening, and an environmental walking tour.
Opinion: While Mayor Bowser stood with Trump, D.C. residents were left vulnerable
I'm excited the NFL Draft is coming to D.C., but not if it means running cover for hateful rhetoric about immigrants
Why this Columbia Heights elementary school is facing massive budget cuts
Harriet Tubman Elementary is facing almost a million dollar slash that teachers say could have a profound impact on the school's at-risk students. DCPS says the school will remain appropriately staffed.
Wilson Building Bulletin: Mixed reactions from the D.C. Council on the Commanders deal
The devil is in the details, and lawmakers are waiting on the details.
Chinatown loses another legacy business
Jackey Cafe is the latest in a long list of losses for the neighborhood, as development and gentrification price out mom-and-pop shops and Chinese residents.
D.C. strikes $3.7 billion deal to bring Commanders back to RFK Stadium
The city will kick in more than $1 billion over a decade, sparking concerns from critics.
Metro offers reduced fares for low-income riders, but there's not many takers
The program isn't widely known, and applying for it is an additional barrier.
Wilson Building Bulletin: D.C.'s budget woes continue
Plus: More debate on D.C. Council secrecy, and a kid who just really wanted to vote.
D.C.'s 'protest restaurant' brings Palestinian food and culture to U Street
Nesrin Abaza says Nabiha isn't just a source of home-cooked food, it's a safe gathering space for local Palestinians and activists.
