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The People Counting D.C.’s Cats

Like a lot of people, we love cats! But if you’re a bird or a squirrel, our purring four-legged friends are also furry little killing machines that a…

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Metro Troubles, Wes Moore, and E-Bike Rebates

It’s been yet another rough week for Metro and its safety commission, and this time it seems like they want to go for some couples counseling. Lead P…

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Dulles Is Getting Noisier. Here's How Neighbors Are Fighting Back

This will be a surprise to no one: airports are loud. Which maybe means you’re not that sympathetic to someone who bought a house next door to one an…

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How D.C.'s Nightlife Task Force Affects You

In an effort to increase public safety, D.C. police launched what they’re calling the Nightlife Task Force. Axios DC’s Chelsea Cirruzzo is here to ex…

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How To Do Shrooms in D.C.

Here in D.C., cannabis is mostly established — folks know how to use it and where to buy it. But what about psilocybin mushrooms? People use mushroom…

3 years ago

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Karon Blake, New Economic Goals, and Racing Presidents

2023 is off to a grim start on the crime front, most recently with the shooting of 13-year-old Karon Blake on Saturday morning. We cover that, the ma…

3 years ago

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This D.C. Spy Hid in Plain Sight

The most damaging female spy in US history operated out of an apartment in Cleveland Park and used to do ops at the zoo. Now she's been released from…

3 years ago

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The Struggles of Regulating Weed

The Maryland legislature is back in session for a new term, and there’s one topic that residents have gotten onto the agenda: weed regulation. Voters…

3 years ago

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Why Georgetown is In and The Wharf is Out

Washingtonian Food Editor Jessica Sidman just put out a controversial list of predictions for D.C.’s restaurant scene this year. Like Georgetown is c…

3 years ago

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What This Murder Conviction Means For D.C. Cops

A jury has convicted a D.C. police officer of murder in the case of Karon Hylton-Brown. Another officer was convicted of trying to cover it up. Mitch…

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