Colleen Grablick
- Howard University received its fourth bomb threat since early January yesterday. [Post]
- With D.C. ending its vaccine mandate for businesses, it’s unlikely Montgomery County will move forward with one. [Bethesda Beat]
- Test-to-stay (open), the restaurant version. [WCP]
- A driver struck a child near Truesdell Elementary School on Monday morning. [WJLA]
- Maryland will drop its indoor mask mandate for state buildings on Feb. 22. [NBC 4]
- The Virginia House passed a bill ending school mask mandates, sending it to Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s desk. [Virginia Mercury]
- Dig into the history of 16th Street. [Washingtonian]
- Marijuana reform advocates warned that Maryland’s current plan to legalize possession of weed will cause confusion for the public and law enforcement. [Maryland Matters]
- It will be sunny and slightly warmer today. [CWG]
- ICYMI: D.C.’s vaccine mandate for businesses ends today.
- ICYMI: Two former administrators are suing D.C. Public Schools for retaliation.
- This Day in DCist: National Airport set a passenger record.
Morning Roundup: Howard University Targeted With Bomb Threat For Fourth Time This Year
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