(Photo by Mike Maguire)

• Follow DCist on Twitter and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here.
• All kinds of drama at Metro board meeting over proposals to cut costs. [WAMU]
• And officials talk about the need for earlier closures. [WTOP]
• Visitors to the African American History museum stay as long as six hours. [WAMU]
• Baltimore man ordered to pay $1 million for puncturing hose during riots. [WJLA]
• Hillary Clinton responds to the Blade. [Blade]
• Kaine stumps in Spanish. [CNN]
• Melania goes after “too mean and too rough” culture. [LAT]
• In search of Chicago-style dishes. [Washingtonian]
• National Museum of the American Indian hires first Native American executive chef. [WCP]
• Jogger shot by … something on the Anacostia Riverwalk Trail. [CCN]
• Rockville man is running around filing lawsuits alleging discrimination against Airbnb hosts that discourage child guests. [NBC]
• “During an unfortunate blip in the history of digital news.” [Post]
• Mobile market helps bring produce to Chinatown’s few remaining Chinese residents. [CityLab]
• This Day In DCist: D.C. met Paul Wiedefeld and pinned all our hopes and dreams for a better transportation on him.

Editors note: This post originally included a link to an old article about Spa World; the lawsuit is not new.