What’s up with those unconventional middle names that some D.C. candidates are using? And Robert White has 10,000 problems — and jobs is one of them.

Four of the candidates clashed over issues including homelessness and police in schools.

DCist/WAMU spoke to a number of residents of wards 7 & 8, including a couple of candidates, about what they’re thinking ahead of the mayoral election. A common thread: equality in allotment of resources throughout all of D.C.’s wards.

Over 6,500, according to her campaign.

The Ward 6 Councilmember talks Affordable Housing, the Height Act, how to solve D.C.’s homelessness crisis, and more.

Vince Gray and Phil Mendelson received a perfect rating.

But not by a large enough margin to receive their endorsement.

Five of the seven Mayoral candidates discuss education, tax revision commission, campaign finance reform, and more at last night’s candidate forum at Sixth & I Historic Synagogue.

According to the poll results, 20 percent of likely Democratic primary voters would stick with Gray, while 18 percent would go with Bowser.

The Busboys and Poets owner talks schools, poverty, and more.