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Coronavirus
Two patients who battled COVID-19 together in hospital for months have emotional reunion
Community
Pandemic eviction crisis leads to greater tenant protections
Dozen of states and cities have created programs aimed at keeping eviction cases out of the courts.
Community
Virginia vineyard invests in agriculture, community
"Nothing about growing things is fast," Seillier-Moiseiwitsch said. "It's a long-term commitment. Of course, you'll have ups and downs along the way."
Life
New Virginia moms need critical emotional support after COVID-19 pandemic
Welcoming a new baby is supposed to be one of the happiest times of our lives. But for many women, that joy is overshadowed by perinatal mood and anxiety disorders.
Crime
'Listening to the community' | DC police chief holds discussion with neighbors as recent shootings bring concerns
On Wednesday, a "Chat with the Chief" virtual event focused on police accountability, transparency and training.
DC
6-year-old boy falls into unsecured water vault next to DC splash park
City crews have reinforced the lid to the water valve after a little boy slipped in. Police said the cover had multiple screws missing.
Education
Virginia PTA official resigns after speech sparks anger
Michelle Leete resigned after she was recorded at a rally saying, "Let them die," in a speech interpreted as a denouncement of opponents of critical race theory.
DC
National Museum of African Art, National Museum of Asian Art Freer Gallery reopen Friday
In honor of the Smithsonian's 175th anniversary, the historic Arts and Industries Building will open to the public in November for the first time since 2004.
DC
Delayed mail in Southeast community highlights ongoing USPS problems in DC
One in five pieces of mail across the U.S. was delivered late to households and businesses in the first three months of 2021, according to postal agency data.
Features
3 siblings graduate high school, start college by 13
These three siblings all graduated high school and started college by 13. Two earned degrees and were in grad school by 16.
Business
Three years in a row: Virginia recognized as 'America's Top State for Business' by CNBC
Governor Ralph Northam announced Virginia is the top state to conduct business according to a national study by CNBC.
Equality Matters
Jewish community comes together at US Capitol, brings awareness to antisemitism
The rise in antisemitism has been especially notable in the D.C. metro area. Just last week on July 1, several cars were vandalized with swastikas in Woodbridge, VA.
Community
Pandemic eviction crisis leads to greater tenant protections
Dozen of states and cities have created programs aimed at keeping eviction cases out of the courts.
Community
Virginia vineyard invests in agriculture, community
"Nothing about growing things is fast," Seillier-Moiseiwitsch said. "It's a long-term commitment. Of course, you'll have ups and downs along the way."
Life
New Virginia moms need critical emotional support after COVID-19 pandemic
Welcoming a new baby is supposed to be one of the happiest times of our lives. But for many women, that joy is overshadowed by perinatal mood and anxiety disorders.
Crime
'Listening to the community' | DC police chief holds discussion with neighbors as recent shootings bring concerns
On Wednesday, a "Chat with the Chief" virtual event focused on police accountability, transparency and training.
DC
6-year-old boy falls into unsecured water vault next to DC splash park
City crews have reinforced the lid to the water valve after a little boy slipped in. Police said the cover had multiple screws missing.
Education
Virginia PTA official resigns after speech sparks anger
Michelle Leete resigned after she was recorded at a rally saying, "Let them die," in a speech interpreted as a denouncement of opponents of critical race theory.
DC
National Museum of African Art, National Museum of Asian Art Freer Gallery reopen Friday
In honor of the Smithsonian's 175th anniversary, the historic Arts and Industries Building will open to the public in November for the first time since 2004.
DC
Delayed mail in Southeast community highlights ongoing USPS problems in DC
One in five pieces of mail across the U.S. was delivered late to households and businesses in the first three months of 2021, according to postal agency data.
Features
3 siblings graduate high school, start college by 13
These three siblings all graduated high school and started college by 13. Two earned degrees and were in grad school by 16.
Business
Three years in a row: Virginia recognized as 'America's Top State for Business' by CNBC
Governor Ralph Northam announced Virginia is the top state to conduct business according to a national study by CNBC.
Equality Matters
Jewish community comes together at US Capitol, brings awareness to antisemitism
The rise in antisemitism has been especially notable in the D.C. metro area. Just last week on July 1, several cars were vandalized with swastikas in Woodbridge, VA.
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