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This story was supported with a grant from Spotlight DC—Capital City Fund for Investigative Journalism. North Carolina-based Red Oak Capital Holdings gave its first loan to D.C. slumlord Ali “Sam” ...
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D.C. punk band Ekko Astral announced their upcoming sophomore album, The Beltway Is Burning, on Wednesday, Feb. 11. By Friday, frontwoman Jael Holzman was standing in Montgomery County District Court ...
Michael Fenwick was watching television at the DC Jail in 2020 when he saw a familiar face on the news. The broadcast was covering the death of Karon Hylton-Brown after a pursuit by Metropolitan ...
Federal prosecutors dismissed the Reflecting Pool vandalism case against Olympian David Hearn. Turns out it was a “botched ...
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Never miss a beat. Get our free daily newsletter. District Line Daily covers local politics, culture, and the Needle—our daily quality of life index for D.C. under the Trump administration. Journalism ...
The D.C. Council voted 8-5 to support a tax increase for individuals who earn $250,000 or more a year. The estimated $100 million in revenue will fund early childhood education from birth to age three ...
DC Public Libraries is facing more than $1 million in cuts under a Trump order. Credit: Darrow Montgomery D.C. libraries are facing more than $1 million in potential budget cuts following convicted ...
Metropolitan Police Department Officer Terence Sutton wiped away tears from his face as U.S. District Court Judge Paul Friedman sentenced him to more than five years in prison. Sutton was convicted in ...
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