Morning Roundup: The Commanders’ Pitch For A New Stadium Is A Tough Sell

Mar 16, 2022

The Washington Commanders’ history of toxicity and sexual harassment is making its pitch for a new stadium a tough sell. [Post]
A Black Maryland-National Park Police officer in Montgomery County is suing the department over alleged racist remarks. [Bethesda Beat]
The National Zoo is celebrating 50 years of its giant panda program. [WTOP]
Companies who worked with D.C. previously are opening their wallets for Mayor Bowser’s reelection campaign. [WCP]
The truckers caused more traffic disruptions yesterday. [Post]
Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks rolled out her proposed 2023 budget yesterday. [Informer]
Maryland’s primary has been pushed from June 28 to July 19 due to challenges over a new legislative district map. [Maryland Matters]
The traveling Friends exhibition is coming to D.C. this weekend. [Washingtonian]
White House tours are restarting in April. [NBC 4]
Another warm day before some rain rolls in tonight. [CWG]
ICYMI: A D.C. man was charged with murder and assault for attacks on unhoused people.
ICYMI: Maryland will end its four-year degree requirement for many state jobs.
This Day in DCist: D.C. got its own arena football team.