Capitol Hill Baptist Church sued D.C. last fall over pandemic restrictions limiting its ability to hold outdoor services for its congregation of 850.

The lawsuit is the second such legal challenge filed by a church against D.C. since the pandemic started.

The church sued D.C. in September over its COVID-19 gathering restrictions, and earlier this month a federal judge allowed in-person gatherings to take place while the lawsuit makes it way through the courts.

The complaint is the first legal challenge from a religious organization to D.C.’s coronavirus restrictions, but churches have filed similar suits in Maryland and Virginia.

Investigators have concluded that a burglary and arson occurred, though they have offered no further details. Authorities say they are exploring the incident as a possible hate crime.

There will be an open house this fall.

More like thank Father Dominique Peridans.

One of the most beguiling buildings on the Beltway will have an open house in 2020.

Dylan Mahone was also charged for another hate-motivated crime that police say he committed on a college campus last month.

Shiloh Baptist Church’s yard signs, which have been up since Sunday, display the names of children and dates they went missing, which are printed on top of black silhouettes.