Evictions in the D.C. region are at their highest level since the pandemic began, thanks to rising rents and the expiration of COVID protections.

Borger Management says the incorrect language — which violates D.C. housing law — has been removed.

The federal relief bill doesn’t give more money to state and local governments, but its other provisions could help stave off a deeper crisis.

The Democratic governor says surging COVID cases and a lack of federal assistance leave tenants unable to pay their rent.

The top four cities on the list, which looked at affordability and rental market size, are Fargo, N.D., Grand Forks, N.D., Ames, Iowa, and Corvallis, Ore. So what the heck is the D.C. area doing on this list?