By examining 1,000 businesses and $8 billion of contracts, researchers found inequalities in the results of the city’s contracting process.

A statement from the mayor’s office reads, “We also thank Deputy Mayor John Falcicchio for his years of service to the District as he transitions to the private sector.”

Mayor Muriel Bowser’s administration is investing awarding a $4 million to the Anacostia BID to promote the neighborhood’s arts and culture.

D.C.-based artists can apply to host a fully-funded event at five different locations across the city this summer.

According to a survey from the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development

The controversial development got an okay from the same court that nixed it in 2016.

But it’s not demolition time quite yet.

If the D.C. Council approves of the plan.

One of the city’s most controversial projects is getting a ceremonial groundbreaking despite a pending court case.

“It’s a response to a lot of residents who ask these questions,” says DMPED spokesman Joaquin McPeek, particularly citing residents’ who want to know what is being done about the affordable housing crisis.