Ethics probe finds Ward 2 councilmember violated ethics codes
A law firm retained during an ethics probe into the Metro board chairman Jack Evans found he had a conflict of interest and used his position for personal financial gain.
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Unpaid Metro fare evasion fines not tracked in D.C.
WMATA officials told The Washington Post that D.C. should enforce fare evasion fine payments, while D.C. officials insisted it was Metro’s responsibility.
GWeb login credentials to no longer require GWID, PIN
Later this month, students, faculty, staff and 2019 graduates will be able to use their GW email and password to access GWeb.
Two people steal baby formula from CVS
Two people stole baby formula from CVS at the Shops at 2000 Penn Friday, according to a Metropolitan Police Department Report.
D.C.-sponsored app provides more than 200 free rides across District
MicroTransit, a D.C.-sponsored mobile application that piloted last month, is offering free rides around D.C. until October.
Person breaks into, steals from car outside The Ave
A person broke into a car and stole several items outside the Residences on the Avenue on Friday, according to a Metropolitan Police Department Report.
Officials express frustration with GW Hospital operator
Amid disagreement over a planned expansion of GW Hospital, officials may seek a new deal with the hospital’s operator, Universal Health Services.
Professor to become first African author to pen Nelson Mandela biography
Sociology professor Xolela Mangcu will be the first African author to write a biography about former South African president Nelson Mandela.
Person steals $100 of cosmetics from CVS
A person stole several items from CVS Tuesday, according to a Metropolitan Police Department Report.
Bernie Sanders defends democratic socialism in speech
Presidential candidate and U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., discussed democratic socialism and income inequality at the Marvin Center Wednesday.