Morning Roundup: D.C. Is Making Changes To A NW Intersection After The Death Of A 4-Year-Old

Apr 16, 2021

D.C. is making changes to an intersection after a crash that killed a 4-year-old on Georgia Ave and Kennedy Street NW. [WTOP]
Some D.C. colleges will require students to be vaccinated to return to campus. [Washingtonian]
Warmth is coming. [CWG]
Half of Maryland’s jurisdictions are in the coronavirus “red zone” of new cases and community spread. [Washington Informer]
Several new charter schools want to open in the city. [Post]
Police are searching for a D.C. man in the killing of a mother and daughter. [NBC Washington]
D.C. residents who can’t leave their homes still haven’t gotten vaccinated. [WCP]
DC Brau turns 10 years old. [Washingtonian]
Three D.C. teens have pleaded guilty to a string of carjackings beginning in October. [Post]
Montgomery County says it’s making progress at closing the racial vaccination gap. [Post]
ICYMI: Loved ones remember Moe Abbey-Bey, a local advocate deeply dedicated to harm reduction.
ICYMI: Shakespeare Theatre is opening Blindness, a sound installation about (you guessed it) a pandemic.
This Day in DCist: The pandemic was getting really hard on food trucks.