A bill to create a task force to study reparations will be paired with a resolution declaring racism a public health crisis in D.C.
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Rates for individual coverage on D.C. Health Link will rise overall by 0.2 percent, while rates for small-group coverage will decrease by 0.5 percent.
Charitable funds operated by D.C. politicians have gone largely unused during the economic and health crisis.
“It’s like deer in the headlights,” said a staffer desperate for information.
In total, the city’s shortfall could reach nearly $1 billion in the fiscal year that begins Thursday.
The institution addressed the ethics controversy surrounding the hire of the former D.C. city administrator.
The Post newsroom is compiling everywhere voters can cast their ballot in the Washington region this election cycle.
The announcement comes after city officials said the arena east of the Anacostia River wouldn’t be available.
Spurred by a historic year, people in their 20s and 30s are volunteering in record numbers.
Washington Mystics guard Natasha Cloud pushed Events D.C. to make the Entertainment and Sports Arena available.
Howard U. offered a job to a top city official instrumental to the hospital deal.
Ethics board found “technical violation” involving legislation for new Howard hospital
The D.C. Elections Board has upped the number of vote centers in Wards 7 and 8, which won’t have a large-scale voting site.
The District made $400,000 in gambling revenue after projecting $17 million for the fiscal year ending Oct. 1.
D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser and medical experts say pandemic adds new obstacle for pregnant women and new mothers.
Both before and after legalization, nearly 9 in 10 people arrested are African American, data shows.
Settlement comes after attorney general’s lawsuit alleged agency turned blind eye to crime.
D.C. and Montgomery County will have 400-pound, heavy-duty boxes, while Fairfax County will have smaller, foldable containers.
Council members at an oversight hearing expressed concerns about senior-citizen voters and the arrival of mailed ballots.
The Washington Wizards star says he previously took voting for granted but is encouraging everyone to cast a ballot this year.
