MPD arrests suspect in G Street Garage assault
The suspect was also charged with robbery, simple assault and theft in connection with two other off-campus incidents.
Metro
Metro delays to continue through weekend as investigators find repeated equipment issues
WMATA knew of at least 31 similar equipment failures before last week’s derailment, the National Safety Transportation Board chair said.
Officials review design concepts in strategic facilities plan
Officials reviewed designs for a new student center and renovated library in Kogan Plaza, an ambulatory care center near Ross Hall and other new facilities.
Students report hot water shut-offs in two residence halls
Students have filed nearly 50 FixIt tickets for hot water shut-offs, cloudy streams of water and low sink and shower pressure this fall.
Crime log: Fired employee stalks, threatens staff member
A staff member reported receiving multiple threatening phone calls from a former GW employee in reference to his termination.
ANC explained: Your most local form of government
If you’ve never heard of the ANC, we’ve compiled everything you need to know about Foggy Bottom’s hyperlocal governing body.
Metro pulls 60 percent of rail fleet from service after derailment
WMATA said service will be significantly delayed on all lines while running only 40 trains, with railcars departing each stop about every 30 minutes.
Officials to allow on-campus students to host two GW-affiliated guests
The updated policy applies to all students, staff or faculty who are in compliance with GW’s COVID-19 testing and vaccine requirements.
D.C. Council member tosses hat into 2022 mayoral race
Robert White, an at-Large Council member, announced his campaign via Twitter and will hold a campaign launch event Thursday.
Bowser extends COVID-19 public emergency to January
The order, which gives Bowser the authority to accept federal assistance and implement coronavirus-related policies in the city, will expire on Jan. 7.