Photo by John Sonderman.
- Bowser launches an expanded summer jobs program. [City Desk]
- Metro considering cutting rush hour service on four lines to fix the Blue Line. [WAMU]
- Man wrongfully convicted of murder in 1982 sues D.C. for $30 million. [Post]
- Now that the Purple Line is officially a go, the question that remains is: how to fund it? [WAMU]
- At one Petworth intersection, residents want stop sings, not a wider road. [GGW]
- A D.C. man and teen have been sentenced in a fatal shooting over a laptop. [Post]
- The Red Line sure looked fun last night. [PoPville]
- Now the government won’t know if you’re reading WaPo. [WBJ]
- The five most frustrating things about Metro’s problems (and there’s a lot of them). [GGW]
- While stay is appealed, D.C. can deny residents concealed carry permits. [Washington Times]
- Two people hurt at site where a lot of synthetic drug overdoses have been reported. [NBC4]
- The “roadeo” is coming to the long-delayed Silver Spring Transit Center. [Post]
- The best places to watch fireworks this Fourth of July. [Washingtonian]
- Wasn’t this the plot of a movie? [WAMU]
- You apparently can’t go to these bars after you turn 30, according to Thrillest. [Thrillest]
- This Day in DCist: Marijuana activists close to reaching goal for legalization.
Photo by John Sonderman. 
