- Lawmakers in Maryland and Virginia react to Derek Chauvin’s murder conviction. [WTOP, WSLS]
- The D.C. Council added amendments to the planning document that guides construction projects across the District, despite concerns that they don’t sufficiently prioritize equitable development. [Post]
- George Washington University will require all students, faculty, and staff to receive a COVID-19 vaccination before returning to campus this fall. [Informer]
- The D.C. Public Schools chancellor recommends renaming Woodrow Wilson High School. [Post]
- Bar and club Madam’s Organ wants permission to reopen by checking partygoers’ vaccine status at the door. [WTOP]
- Expect a cold snap and high winds on Wednesday. [Capital Weather Gang]
- D.C. receives low marks from the American Lung Association for its air quality. [WTOP]
- High schools in Montgomery County can hold in-person commencement ceremonies, council says. [FOX5]
- Capital One Arena will open a limited number of in-person seats for the Wizards game tonight. Here’s what to expect. [WJLA]
- ICYMI: A small crowd gathered in Black Lives Matter Plaza on Tuesday evening to await a Minnesota jury’s verdict in the trial against Derek Chauvin.
- ICYMI: The White House issued a document outlining President Joe Biden’s support for D.C. statehood.
- This Day in DCist: Local shelters are having a hard time keeping up with the pandemic-induced demand for pets.
Showtyme, Montique Mahan, and Easy of N.E., D.C. react to the verdict at Black Lives Matter Plaza.
Morgan Baskin