Photo by Kevin Wolf.
- The MPD used to have a terrible reputation for handling reports of sexual assaults, but it’s gotten a lot better and here’s how. [WCP]
- Snow is making for a messy morning commute. [Post]
- Marijuana is now legal. Here’s how to (and not to) celebrate. [City Desk]
- Metro delays this morning caused not by the weather but because a Blue Line train struck a deer. Oh wait, the weather is also causing problems. [Post]
- On the isolation of homelessness for Latino day laborers in the D.C. area. [WAMU]
- The New Republic’s D.C. office considers moving. [Washingtonian]
- Many say it’s time for The Community Partnership—the group that runs D.C. General—to go. [Housing Complex]
- Superior Court judge dismisses case against D.C. Health Link, but an appeal has already been filed. [WBJ]
- Mapping how long it take to fix a pothole in D.C. [NBC4]
- Local woman gets a new wheelchair after being struck and having her old chair crushed by a hit-and-run driver. [WJLA]
- Petula Dvorak: Now that pot is legal, is D.C. too uptight to toke up? [Post]
- D.C.’s housing shortage isn’t going to be fixed anytime in the near future. [UrbanTurf]
- A bucket list for local music enthusiasts. [DC Music Download]
- Ford’s Theatre museum reopens after water leak. [NBC4]
- A preview of this year’s D.C. Independent Film Fest. [Express]
- This Day in DCist: TSA agent unsure if she can accept a D.C. license.
