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DOJ: FBI allowed to present evidence in Bijan Ghaisar death investigation
Maryland
Gov. Hogan lifting all COVID restrictions in July, but some businesses reopening more slowly
Strathmore in North Bethesda said they'll still request masks inside in the summer and wait until the end of August to go to full capacity.
Investigations
Hackers threaten poisonings, blackouts of utilities. So, are we prepared?
Security experts and Maryland's governor say federal government and private businesses need to do better at keeping computer networks safe.
DC
DC will have a 4th of July celebration on the National Mall again this year
America is back in business for the Fourth of July holiday! #FreedomSummer
Vaccine
District launches new task force to encourage residents to get COVID-19 vaccine
The organizations collectively hired and deployed around 150 people dedicated to engaging with unvaccinated neighbors in their communities.
DC
5 jail inmates seek election to open DC Advisory Neighborhood Commission seat
The race is for the most unusual of local government vacancies – a spot on the District’s Advisory Neighborhood Commission, and yes, inmates are permitted to vote.
Investigations
'My student loan debt was huge' | Military and veterans caregivers struggle with repaying student loans
Proposed legislation in Congress could help some caregivers of US service members and veterans with the student debt issues they face.
Vaccine
Your questions about the Novavax COVID vaccine answered | #TheQandA
Does the U.S. need a fourth COVID vaccine? Johns Hopkins and Mayo Clinic doctors say yes -- the more, the better.
Maryland
Maryland teen shatters racial stereotypes as first Junior World Bull Riding champion from state
The popular cowboy narrative often excludes Black people from the horseback riding American folklore. However, historians estimate that 1 in 4 cowboys were Black.
DC
DC celebrates Pride in-person for the first time since COVID hit
Amid the flags and feathered high-heels were reminders that there is still a fight for equality.
DC
DC nightclub ditches night life to become restaurant following COVID-19 economic impact
“We have decided that we don't want the clubs, that now we don’t want nightlife," Marc Barnes said.
Severe Weather
Flooding, downed trees, road closures & rescues reported across DMV
A Flash Flood Watch has been issued through the DMV region Friday until midnight.
Maryland
Gov. Hogan lifting all COVID restrictions in July, but some businesses reopening more slowly
Strathmore in North Bethesda said they'll still request masks inside in the summer and wait until the end of August to go to full capacity.
Investigations
Hackers threaten poisonings, blackouts of utilities. So, are we prepared?
Security experts and Maryland's governor say federal government and private businesses need to do better at keeping computer networks safe.
DC
DC will have a 4th of July celebration on the National Mall again this year
America is back in business for the Fourth of July holiday! #FreedomSummer
Vaccine
District launches new task force to encourage residents to get COVID-19 vaccine
The organizations collectively hired and deployed around 150 people dedicated to engaging with unvaccinated neighbors in their communities.
DC
5 jail inmates seek election to open DC Advisory Neighborhood Commission seat
The race is for the most unusual of local government vacancies – a spot on the District’s Advisory Neighborhood Commission, and yes, inmates are permitted to vote.
Investigations
'My student loan debt was huge' | Military and veterans caregivers struggle with repaying student loans
Proposed legislation in Congress could help some caregivers of US service members and veterans with the student debt issues they face.
Vaccine
Your questions about the Novavax COVID vaccine answered | #TheQandA
Does the U.S. need a fourth COVID vaccine? Johns Hopkins and Mayo Clinic doctors say yes -- the more, the better.
Maryland
Maryland teen shatters racial stereotypes as first Junior World Bull Riding champion from state
The popular cowboy narrative often excludes Black people from the horseback riding American folklore. However, historians estimate that 1 in 4 cowboys were Black.
DC
DC celebrates Pride in-person for the first time since COVID hit
Amid the flags and feathered high-heels were reminders that there is still a fight for equality.
DC
DC nightclub ditches night life to become restaurant following COVID-19 economic impact
“We have decided that we don't want the clubs, that now we don’t want nightlife," Marc Barnes said.
Severe Weather
Flooding, downed trees, road closures & rescues reported across DMV
A Flash Flood Watch has been issued through the DMV region Friday until midnight.
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