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Lauren Grover
Travelers avoid air, turn to bus, transit
- More Washington-area residents, and others across the nation, are riding trains and buses after U.S. air travel was disquieted by a reported terrorist plot to blow up American jetliners this week.
Nationals’ ballpark offers local cuisine, lowers ticket prices
- When the Nationals open a three-game series tonight against the Chicago Cubs, fans might notice that RFK Stadium has undergone a bit of a makeover.
- When the Nationals open a three-game series tonight against the Chicago Cubs, fans might notice that RFK Stadium has undergone a bit of a makeover.
Tempatures soar in region
- As temperatures soared Tuesday with a heat index rising to 108 degrees, county officials in Northern Virginia responded with ways for sweltering residents to cool off and stay healthy.
- As temperatures soared Tuesday with a heat index rising to 108 degrees, county officials in Northern Virginia responded with ways for sweltering residents to cool off and stay healthy.
West Nile found in Prince William Co.
- Mosquitoes tested positive for West Nile virus in a Prince William County neighborhood last week, marking the first detection in the county, officials said.
Officer back on force after five years
- The D.C. police department dropped objections to reinstate a fired policewoman after five years of legal battling and said todaythey will put Angela Fisher back on the force.
District police to defend firing of officer in court
- D.C. police will be in court today to explain why they haven’t complied with numerous court orders to reinstate fired policewoman Angela Fisher.
- D.C. police will be in court today to explain why they haven’t complied with numerous court orders to reinstate fired policewoman Angela Fisher.
EcoZone program promises to produce greener District
- District officials recently announced the launch of EcoZone, an environmental program designed to fund city projects and educate District residents solely through corporate sponsorships.
Hill East residents struggle with rise in homicides
- Residents of the District’s Hill East neighborhood met Thursday to discuss countering crime on their streets, a wearisome topic for a neighborhood desperate to maintain positive changes.
- Residents of the District’s Hill East neighborhood met Thursday to discuss countering crime on their streets, a wearisome topic for a neighborhood desperate to maintain positive changes.
More District workers’ IDs stolen than previously thought
- Confidential information on some 1,000 more District employees than originally thought was contained in the stolen laptop computer of an ING Financial Services agent, District officials learned Thursday.
