Morning Roundup: Five Nats Players To Quarantine On Opening Day After One Tests Positive For COVID-19

Apr 01, 2021

One Nationals player tested positive for COVID-19 and several are quarantining on Opening Day today. [NBC Sports]
Two U.S. Capitol Police officers are suing Donald Trump for inciting the Jan. 6 insurrection. [WJLA]
A senior D.C. Housing Authority official pleaded the fifth in a lawsuit over a former employees’ firing. [WCP]
The opening date is set for the Taco Bell Cantina coming to Columbia Heights. [Popville]
A family’s home in Prince William County was vandalized with racist graffiti. [FOX 5]
The D.C. Council’s judiciary committee unanimously supports Robert Contee for the city’s next police chief. [Post]
Montgomery County officials are concerned about Maryland’s rising COVID-19 infections. [WTOP]
Maryland moved closer to repealing protections for police officers accused of misconduct. [Post]
Family, friends, and even a councilmember celebrated a longtime resident’s 102nd birthday. [Informer]
Donald Trump’s portrait is coming to the National Gallery. [Washingtonian]
ICYMI: Two people were killed and three more were injured in a shooting in Southeast D.C.
ICYMI: A local youth orchestra returned to playing in person for the first time in a year.
This Day in DCist: Mayor Bowser banned D.C. government travel to North Carolina after the state passed anti-trans legislation.