- More than two dozen people were sickened by food or water contaminated with a “fecal parasite” in northern Virginia. [FOX 5]
- Robert Mueller’s testimony in Congress failed to bring new life to a movement by House Democrats to impeach President Trump. [Hill]
- A woman died after getting into the water near the Wharf on D.C.’s Southwest waterfront. [WTOP]
- HipCityVeg opened a new spot in Dupont Circle for the District’s vegan fast food aficionados. [Eater]
- Police are looking for suspects after a large group of teenagers assaulted a man outside the Washington Hilton Hotel. [WTOP]
- The DC Cancer Consortium left holes in the city’s cancer care network when the clinic closed last June. [WCP]
- Maryland is going cashless at two toll bridges this fall as part of a wider transition to all-electronic tolling. [Post]
- There’s a new Mediterranean-inspired bakery and cafe on Wisconsin Avenue in Georgetown. [Popville]
- Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rosseló announced he would resign after more than a week of protests in San Juan. [CNN]
- Charter school advocates are focusing in on a dispute between the District and one charter network. [Post]
- Contractors who built D.C.’s first family homeless shelter say they are struggling to get paid by the city. [Post]
- DDOT will turn dozens of parking spots into pop-up parks for its annual PARK(ing) Day event in September. [Curbed]
- BWI travelers will soon be able to rent private work/nap rooms. [WBJ]
- The Chesapeake Bay’s underwater grasses appear to be resistant to adverse weather conditions like 2017’s record rainfall. [WTOP]
- ICYMI: Kim Kardashian visited a D.C. jail on Tuesday as part of her newfound activism around criminal justice issues.
- ICYMI: A self-described neo-nazi from D.C. who was arrested on gun charges last year accepted a plea deal in court.
- This day in DCist: An undocumented man described what it’s like to experience homelessness in the District.
