In today's Go Home Already: we had some issues with Firefox and IE, PG County to investigate police stop of speeding councilmember and more Metrobuses run more red lights. [ more › ]

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In today's Go Home Already: we had some issues with Firefox and IE, PG County to investigate police stop of speeding councilmember and more Metrobuses run more red lights. [ more › ]

A poster at a Metrorail station isn't mincing words in advertising a documentary opposing the 2010 health care law. A member of Congress from Northern Virginia wants to see it taken down. [ more › ]

Big news for all you space nerds: as we noted last year, the space shuttle Discovery will join the Smithsonian's collection in April. But even better, the AP reports today that NASA got the permits to fly a 747 with the shuttle strapped on it over the U.S. Capitol, allowing anyone in the city with a good view of the sky to get quite the view of it. [ more › ]

A leading member of the District's transgender community told the D.C. Council today that he has little faith in the Metropolitan Police Department and Chief Cathy Lanier when crimes against transgender persons are committed. [ more › ]


No, Councilmember Phil Mendelson (D-At Large) isn't on Twitter, and he wants you to know it. [ more › ]

A bill that would make it easier for residents to register handguns moved through a D.C. Council committee today, and if it passes the full council hopeful gun owners will no longer have to complete a five-hour training class, submit to a vision test or give up their gun for a ballistics test. The law would also allow the District's mayor to act as a federally licensed firearms dealer if the sole dealer in the District goes out of business, as happened briefly last year. [ more › ]

In what might be the most concrete, positive result of its actions since first appearing last October, Occupy D.C. succeeded, it appears, in helping a Bowie, Md. woman stay in her home and avoid a foreclosure sale. [ more › ]

D.C. Jazz Composers Collective @ Phillips, Marshall Keys @ the Caverns, Mike Stern/Dave Weckl @ Blues Alley -- all that and more is happening This Week in Jazz. [ more › ]

The Post's Dr. Gridlock reports that at this hour, a stretch of Route 1 in Alexandria is closed in both directions after being inundated by the heavy rainfall that swept through the area this morning. [ more › ]

Prince George's County has endorsed the notion of making the District of Columbia the 51st state. Unlike attempts to get New Hampshire and Florida to embrace D.C. statehood, this came without a big plane trip. [ more › ]

Tonight: Fe-Brau-ary and Brainfood Fundraiser, Coats & Cocktails, mountain climbing stories, and more. [ more › ]

A recall vote of a Ward 4 ANC commissioner yesterday ended without resolution, as enough absentee and special ballots had yet to be counted before pro-recall forces could claim victory. [ more › ]

There's a lot of adjectives that one can use to describe the Metro. Often, they are not positive. But one thing that Metro has going for it is how photogenic most of the architecture is. And pablo.raw captures the awesome Dupont entrance (and working escalators!) in full glory. [ more › ]

After 32 years with NBC4 Washington, the last 18 as anchor of its morning news program, Joe Krebs is retiring at the end of March, the station announced Wednesday. [ more › ]

Just as it has in the past, the Fojol Brothers of Merlindia has been ranked among the top 20 food trucks in the country, this time by Smithsonian Magazine. [ more › ]

In a morning rush hour demonstration, members of Occupy D.C. lined up outside an office building at 1300 I Street NW to protest Monsanto, the agricultural engineering giant, which has an office there. [ more › ]


For years Metro has offered email and text message alerts for disruptions in rail service, and now it's doing the same for buses. [ more › ]

Happy Leap Day, Washington! In the news: a judge postpones two wrongful death trials related to the 2009 Red Line Metro crash, Freedom Plaza occupiers look to stay a little longer and Ward 5 gets itself quite the race for the May 15 Special Election. [ more › ]

In Go Home Already: McDonnell signs bill overturning gun-purchase limit, Nationals tell Bob Casey to sit on it and another take on that stupid Metrobus song. [ more › ]

A long-awaited bill that would offer the District more flexibility in scheduling its elections heads to a House vote tomorrow, moving the city closer to being able to respond more quickly when seats on the D.C. Council are vacated. [ more › ]

On the same day this week that a 30-day comment period for new rules on the city's food trucks closes, a D.C. Council committee will mark-up legislation that would force the city's increasingly popular four-wheeled vendors to pay sales taxes. [ more › ]

The new kid visits A. Litteri, Inc. The Morse Street Italian market has been serving the D.C. area since 1926. [ more › ]
