- Activists want to rename the street in front of the Saudi embassy “Jamal Khashoggi Way.” [Post]
- A deep dive into the Wah Luck House in Chinatown. [WCP]
- Get ready to see Dwight Howard making his Wizards debut this week. [NBC Washington]
- U Street’s TaKorean has slayed its last slaw. [WCP]
- So does this mean they get to be king or something? [Post]
- The impact of SmarTrip’s “Kids Ride Free.” [WTOP]
- Ted Leonsis gets Michael Jordan into e-sports. [WBJ]
- Virginia will use some of its Volkswagen settlement money to buy electric buses. [AP via WTOP]
- Not the brightest of ideas. [Popville]
- Once Wallace Loh leaves, what will UMD’s relationship be like with College Park? (Also, goodbye DJ Dirkin) [WBJ]
- After a woman tried to break up a fight in Southeast, the suspect returned to set her on fire, police say. Now two have been arrested. [WUSA / NBC Washington]
- Man fatally shot outside Union Station. [Post]
- Ben Jealous, facing long odds in Maryland, is running on big ideas. [WAMU]
- Jewish middle school is open in D.C. for the first time since 1976. [DC Line]
- A fire at a senior citizen apartment house leads to one resident death. [Post]
- Happy belated Halloween, or, as we call it in D.C., Jack Evans Day. [Twitter]
- Burn some sage all over this story. [WCP]
- ICYMI: Domo arigato, new Mr. Yogato.
- ICYMI: Just because you can vote for two at-large candidates doesn’t mean you necessarily should.
- ICYMI: Meet the Howard swimmer headed to the Olympics in 2020.
- This Day In DCist: Automatic voter registration unanimously passes at the D.C. Council.
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