Woman sues GW Hospital, MFA for medical malpractice
A woman is suing the GW Hospital for medical negligence, alleging doctors permanently injured her newborn infant when she was giving birth in 2008.
Jarrod Wardwell
Metro anticipates revenue loss as CARES Act funding expires
As CARES Act funding expires, Metro officials are bracing for the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic to drive the agency into a deeper “financial crisis.”
Senior launches bid for D.C. State Board of Education seat
Senior and local Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner James Harnett is vying to represent Ward 2 on the D.C. State Board of Education.
Grubhub partnership to offer free delivery from local restaurants
Students will be able to order free delivery from local restaurants this fall through Grubhub as part of a new partnership with the app.
Metro to provide 500,000 masks for local commuters
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority will start passing out 500,000 cloth masks to local commuters, according to a DCist report.
D.C. Council votes to construct UHS facility in Southeast
The D.C. Council voted Tuesday to advance plans to launch a new facility run by the majority owner of GW Hospital in Southeast D.C.
Person arrested near International House for shattering Metrobus door
Metro Transit Police Department officers arrested a person across the street from International House for shattering a Metrobus door Tuesday.
ANC approves plan to widen sidewalks across campus
A local governing body voted Wednesday to expand a slew of sidewalks on campus to allow pedestrians to socially distance when walking outdoors.
D.C. Council repeals police reform legislation
The D.C. Council repealed police reform legislation Tuesday, rolling back provisions involving the use of nondeadly force.
Person arrested for police officer assault at GW Hospital
A person assaulted a police officer at the GW Hospital Sunday, according to a Metropolitan Police Department report.