James Wright
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D.C. Police Cadet Corps Trains Young People for Law Enforcement Careers
The D.C. Metropolitan Police Department’s Cadet Corps program serves as a vehicle to recruit District residents into the agency and…
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D.C. Public Service Commission Hosts Webinars for Entrepreneurs
A District government agency will sponsor a series of webinars over a two-month period to inform entrepreneurs about its contracting…
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Bowser Launches Disparity Study of D.C.’s Minority- and Women-Owned Businesses
The Office of the District’s Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development launched a disparity study on May 7 to…
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D.C. Shadow Senator Erects Sign Warning Incoming Residents of Loss of ‘Basic Civil Rights’
Michael D. Brown, a D.C. shadow senator on Capitol Hill, has erected a sign in his front yard warning potential…
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Manchin, W.Va. Dems Disagree on D.C. Statehood Bill
Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin is at odds with the party in his home state of West Virginia over a D.C.…
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D.C. Residents Walk Up in a Day of Action Against COVID-19
District residents took advantage of the suspension of the pre-registration coronavirus vaccine program and turned out in large numbers on…
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DMV Announces Reopening Plans
As of the month of May, the District, Maryland and Virginia have moved to lift some coronavirus restrictions due to…
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D.C. Council Unanimously Confirms Robert Contee as Police Chief
The D.C. Council unanimously confirmed Robert J. Contee III as the new chief of the Metropolitan Police Department on Tuesday.
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Amendments to Comprehensive Plan Elicit Unease on Racial Equity
The D.C. Council’s recent vote to forward the District’s Comprehensive Plan in the legislative process has some uneasy despite Council…
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D.C. Residents Ready to Take Statehood Cause to U.S. Senate
House passage of D.C. Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton’s bill — The Washington, D.C. Admissions Act of 2021 — shifts the…
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