Morning Roundup: These 10 Landlords Filed More Than A Third Of D.C.’s Evictions In 2018

Nov 02, 2020

Here are the D.C. landlords that file the most evictions. [WCP]
Here’s the list of all 42 states on D.C.’s “high-risk” states. [WTOP]
A 21-year-old woman was killed in the same neighborhood where had worked to end gun violence. [Post]
An audit of D.C.’s forensic lab has found discrepancies in 12 different cases. [WTOP]
Maryland lawmakers are calling for the release of grant money that’s supposed to help businesses hurt by Purple Line construction. [Post]
A teen died while in custody after he stabbed himself in the neck, Prince George’s County police say. [Post]
The D.C. Jail has helped register more than 400 inmates to vote. [WUSA9]
Yes, those heavy winds last night were intense — and there will be more of it today. [Post]
The White House is bolstering its security ahead of Tuesday. [NBC4]
Washington has been boarded up ahead of the election and it’s “absolutely heartbreaking.” [Washingtonian]
ICYMI: Karon Hylton’s father was among the nine protestors arrested on Saturday.
ICYMI: D.C. reported its highest COVID-19 daily case count since June.
This Day in DCist: A man sued Maggiano’s for serving him too much alcohol.