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D.C. Region’s Unemployment Rate Drops to 9% in May
The D.C. metropolitan area's unemployment rate amid the coronavirus pandemic fell to 9% in May, according to a Bureau of…
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Nathan Richardson to Honor Frederick Douglass at D.C.’s Lincoln Park
After recently saving the Freedmen's Monument from threat of being "burned" by a foul-mouthed Harvard underclassman, Nathan Richardson will return…
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D.C., GW Announce Mental Health Program for Creatives
The D.C. Office of Cable Television, Film, Music and Entertainment's Creative Affairs Office on Wednesday announced the "Care for Creatives,"…
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With House in Tow, D.C. Statehood Backers Mull Senate Strategy
With the historic passage of a bill granting the District state-level sovereignty despite Republican opposition, statehood advocates are planning a…
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Black Fireworks Industry Left Out of Local Festivities
A local fireworks wholesaler in a legal battle with the D.C. government argues that the city's decision to allow Costco…
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Three D.C. Residents Take Top Prizes in #iMask4DC Competition
With clear, concise, creative messaging, three District residents recently won top honors for video demonstrations of COVID-19 safety protocols.
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‘Busy Bee’ Britton Revises Sales Strategy Amid Pandemic
As the District reopens from phases two to three, local business owner Juanita "Busy Bee" Britton has hit the ground…
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Whistleblower Calls Out Relationship Between DCPS, Key Contractor
As the Boone Elementary School community continues to embark on the search for a new principal, an employee critical of…
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D.C. Residents Deliberate on Orange’s Council Candidacy
Former D.C. Council member Vincent Orange has decided to get back into the political arena after a stint as the…
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CHAVIS: America Should Embrace Prison Returnees in Our Communities
There is one emerging issue in the District of Columbia that in my long career in the field of civil…
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