Natalie Delgadillo
- How things have changed in Shaw and on U Street NW (an oral history). [WCP]
- Intralot is bringing sports gambling to D.C. with a small firm that … apparently has no employees? [Post]
- A look inside the next Acela trains. [Washingtonian]
- A Maryland man was fatally shot his Uber driver and another passenger. [WTOP]
- This letter from a NoMa development organization about homeless encampments didn’t go down well with advocates and some neighbors. [Post]
- A 44-year-old man has been charged with shooting at an MPD officer on the 4th of July. [NBC Washington]
- D.C.’s first Korean BBQ place opened up in Shaw. [Eater]
- It’s an excellent day for it to not rain. [FOX 5]
- Homes for Hope is a housing program for people with chronic illnesses like HIV. [WCP]
- A Maryland court has upheld child pornography charges against a teenager who sent a video of herself. [Post]
- Two people are in critical condition after yesterday’s shooting in Crystal City. [WTOP]
- ICYMI: The new political reality of D.C.’s independent bookstores.
- ICYMI: More than 50 public school coaches in DCPS still haven’t been paid for their spring work.
- This Day in DCist: For the third time ever, the Post gave a restaurant zero stars.
