County health officials say the majority of cases are likely breakthrough cases amidst the arrival of the new omicron variant.

Grosso will advise the firm’s clients in the real estate, hospitality, education, health care, arts, and cannabis industries.

The regulation requires employees to call of out work 72 hours ahead of the time they anticipate being sick.

The board dismissed charges against 14th Street’s Policy.

Metro riders can leave a station within 15 minutes, free of charge.

D.C. public school students can now opt out of dissecting animals during class.

Metro announced today that it is changing its policies on folding bikes, allowing commuters to bring them them into the system without a bag.

Ready for the next D.C. brewery? Monday gives us a sneak peek of what’s to come from 3 Stars Brewing — we highlight that and other highlights of Savor Beer Week, after the jump.

This is the picture of a Town Hall Meeting on health-care reform hosted by D.C.’s non-voting delegate to the House of Representatives, Eleanor Holmes Norton. No offensive signs. No angry shouting. No vaguely racist mob clamoring to get inside. At recent health-care town halls hosted by other area congressmembers, like the one Rep. Jim Moran held last month, theatrics have been the order of the day. Far right-leaning protesters, suspicious of seemingly any Democratic policy…

Image courtesy of aliciagriffin Dish of the Week: Strip club dining This week, City Paper’s Tim Carman took reviews to uncharted territory by dining at two area strip clubs. It’s one thing to go Hooters (which claims to be a “family” restaurant) with the excuse that they supposedly have good buffalo wings. We’ve all heard that one (by the way, the wings are terrible). And many of us have joked about going to Fast…