Meagan Flynn

Bowser says reviving downtown will ultimately pay dividends to all D.C. — returning the city to a period of growth that shaped the early years of her tenure.

The National Park Service has given the green light for the city to begin deconstructing the vacant stadium.

Chairman Phil Mendelson (D) plans to undo the mayor’s decision to entirely eliminate the Early Childhood Educator Pay Equity Fund, among other actions.

Of the more than 200 gray-market marijuana “gifting” shops in D.C., 76 have applied for a medical marijuana license under a new D.C. law.

The director also had a separate full-time human resources job with a Los Angeles-based consulting firm that she didn’t disclose to D.C. officials, an investigation found.

Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) has proposed eliminating the Early Childhood Educator Pay Equity Fund entirely in her 2025 budget.

Officials with the D.C. mayor’s administration said the city faces a $4 billion budget hole over the next four years, including a $700 million shortfall this year.

Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb (D) aims to bring Leonsis’s company, Monumental Sports & Entertainment, back to the negotiating table.

The legislation also would significantly restrict the Youth Rehabilitation Act, which allows young adults to receive more lenient sentences.

The debate surrounding the bill has forced robust reflection on the problems within D.C.’s criminal justice ecosystem.