Overdose prevention machines in jeopardy over neighborhood concerns, permit process
Community concerns are putting D.C.’s overdose prevention vending machines under renewed scrutiny during permit review.
Chih-Rong Kuo
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A new DCHA plan could limit housing choices and increase rent for families, critics say
After criticism, D.C.’s DMV clarifies how unhoused people can get free IDs
Raina Pawloski
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New study finds crises sharply raise housing instability for Medicaid enrollees
Sasha Williams
Encampment Updates: D.C. kicked off summer with a wave of cleanups, but one resident stood her ground with an unexpected strategy
Julian Schnittker / Catherine Keightly
District considers routine testing after TB outbreak in D.C. homeless shelters
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Imperatrix: Gisèle Pelicot
Invisible Prophet writes about the story Giséle Pelicot, who suffered sexual violence at the hands of her husband and fought back in court.
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