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A nationwide recall of nearly 12 million pounds of meat and poultry due to potential listeria contamination may impact 13 schools in Washington, D.C. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has confirmed that some of the recalled products were distributed to local educational institutions, raising concerns about food safety.
Judges in Washington are voicing concerns about the potential for increased political violence as the 2024 presidential election approaches, particularly in light of the January 6 Capitol riots. Their apprehensions stem from recent cases involving rioters, highlighting the ongoing tensions within the political landscape. With Election Day nearing, the judges fear a resurgence of hostility and violence that could disrupt the electoral process.
Thousands of students and alumni are gathering to celebrate Howard University’s 100th homecoming weekend, marking a significant milestone in the university's history. This event draws attendees from around the world, showcasing the enduring legacy of the Howard Bison community.
A Washington D.C.-based nonprofit, Food and Friends, is selling pies to fund the delivery of 900 full Thanksgiving dinners to individuals who are sick. This initiative highlights the organization's commitment to providing support during the holiday season to those in need. The sale of pies not only brings holiday cheer but also helps cover essential costs for meal delivery.
Loudoun County, Virginia, is enhancing its drinking water supply by constructing reservoirs and an ongoing quarry project, responding to the region's reliance on the Potomac River. This initiative aims to secure a more reliable water source for the local population. The project reflects the county's proactive approach to address future water supply needs.
Human remains were discovered near a home in Northeast D.C., prompting an investigation by local police. This incident raises significant concerns regarding safety and crime in the area, attracting attention from both authorities and the community.
Howard University’s annual homecoming celebration is set to take place this weekend, prompting street closures and parking restrictions in the surrounding areas. These changes are expected to significantly impact local traffic, making it essential for residents and visitors to plan accordingly. The event celebrates the university's rich culture and community engagement.
Local businesses in Washington, D.C. are preparing for an influx of visitors following the long-awaited return of two giant pandas to the National Zoo. The excitement surrounding this event is expected to boost foot traffic and sales in the Woodley Park neighborhood.
A pair of giant pandas has arrived at the National Zoo in Washington, DC, following the return of three beloved pandas to China. While the new arrivals are not expected to make their public debut until January, their arrival has generated excitement among local animal lovers and zoo visitors.
WTOP Capitol Hill Correspondent Mitchell Miller provides an insightful update on the latest developments in Congress, focusing on key legislative activities and political dynamics affecting the region. The article highlights significant issues that may shape the political landscape, making it a crucial read for those interested in local and national governance.