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September 28 after he was suspected that he contracted the deadly disease, even though he saw treatment at the hospital a few days prior. The hospital did not detect this right away, and that means he did not get the benefit of early treatment. And he was sent into a community where he could spread the disease more. According to his family, he was getting advanced care dialysis to treat kidney failure and was on a breathing machine when he died. Ais comes on the heels of phone conversation his g...

As the nation marks Hispanic Heritage Month, we dive into a report showing Latinx people are benefiting less from well-being gains in the Washington region than others. Pandemic-era protections, and housing and transportation policy could help local jurisdictions tackle the disparities.

A revised legislation would make all bus trips that start in DC free to all riders, operate some routes 24 hours a day, and create a dedicated service improvement fund. It’s the right direction for Councilmember Charles Allen’s Metro for DC bill, which still plans to eventually offer a $100 monthly transit subsidy for DC residents.

How homelessness and healthcare intersect in DC. A tribute to the Duke. Experience Victorian Chautauqua. 

I made my childhood fortune pulling dandelions. My father saw them as the scourge of his beautiful green lawn. At the time everyone wanted a yard with a large expanse of grass for the kids to play. It was a time of innocence. Now it’s a time of consequences.