Morning Roundup: Arlington Voted To Remove Officers From Public School Hallways

Jun 25, 2021

The Capitol at sunset.

Arlington County voted unanimously to remove school resource officers from its public schools. [WTOP]
Arrests of six Black teens in Ocean City, Md., have drawn national attention. [Post]
Several local athletes are competing for a spot in the Tokyo Olympics as trials are ongoing. [WCP]
When Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s term ends in 2023, what will he do next? [Washingtonian]
Officials in Baltimore are urging the state of Maryland to reject a proposed maglev train between D.C. and Baltimore. [Maryland Matters]
One person was fatally shot and two were injured near a Silver Diner in Prince George’s County. [WTOP]
Advocates in Virginia are pushing for implicit bias training for doctors, as Black women continue to face high maternal mortality rates. [Mercury]
The D.C. LGBTQ community is responding to allegations of racial profiling and anti-queer bias at Nellie’s Sports Bar. [Blade]
Today’s weather looks great, but a heat wave is on the way this weekend. [CWG]
ICYMI: Unemployed workers in Maryland are suing Gov. Hogan over his decision to end pandemic aid early.
ICYMI: This year’s Broccoli City Fest is returning with D.C.’s favorite go-go truck.
This Day in DCist: Hogan approved the Purple Line project.