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  • A student member of Montgomery County’s school board faced online harassment after expressing her support for school mask mandates. [Bethesda Beat]
  • While some HBCUs have received millions in philanthropic gifts in recent years, two-year HBCUs have fallen through the cracks. [WBJ]
  • A Prince George’s County basketball player who was in Ukraine during the Russian invasion made it safely to Moldova. [WJLA]
  • How the beef between D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and outgoing Attorney General Karl Racine is coloring the 2022 mayoral race. [Post]
  • Another congressional push to move the Commanders’ stadium to Northern Virginia. [WUSA 9]
  • The D.C. Council might consider a bill that would address government use of encrypted messaging apps. [WTOP]
  • A bill that would allow parents to review sexual material before it is taught in the classroom awaits Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s signature. [Post]
  • Why Call Your Mother’s expansion has been a boon to local famers. [WCP]
  • The Amazon-ification of the Glover Park Whole Foods. [NYT]
  • It’ll be mostly sunny and mild today. [CWG]
  • ICYMI: All four defendants plead guilty in the killing of 11-year-old Davon McNeal.
  • ICYMI: D.C.’s indoor mask mandate ends today.
  • This Day in DCist: Senator Rand Paul said the D.C. Streetcar was a waste of money.
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