News across Greater Washington
Politics, Religion Experts Argue in Favor of Creativity Amid AI Employment Anxieties
Panelists looked to Catholic social teachings on how to find dignity and purpose in work amid the rise of AI in the workplace.
Reproductive Health Experts Argue for Increased Access, Support in DC
Local leaders in reproductive health and fertility emphasized the importance of access to care, patient advocacy and community support at a panel discussion hosted at M.M.LaFleur in Georgetown, a clothing store whose mission is to empower working women, Sep. 23. RESOLVE, a…
Black Diaspora Storyteller Named Gender Justice Fellow for Initiative’s Residency Program
Candice Hoyes will bring her work in music and storytelling to the Gender Justice Initiative’s residency program.
Faculty Senate Notified of University Strategic Plan, Reforms
Georgetown University administrators briefed the faculty senate on new artificial intelligence (AI) initiatives and administrative reforms for resource procurement at a Sept. 22 meeting. University President Eduardo Peñalver and French professor Andrew Sobanet — chair of the…
The Last Days of Mount Rainier’s Urban Corn Silo
The Urban Grain Bin was installed by a group of environmentalist residents who used it to store corn for a type of pellet stove.
WSSC Essential Water Use Only Lifted
WSSC Water has lifted its essential-water-use-only request for all customers in Montgomery and Prince George’s counties, effective 5 pm today.
CROSSWORD | September 30, 2026
Green Homes and Businesses Grant Cycle Opens October 12
This funding opportunity aims to improve sustainability and energy efficiency for homes and businesses across the city. Interested residents are encouraged to attend our online information session on Wednesday, Oct. 7 from 12pm-1pm.
City administrator under fire after treasurer resignation
Hyattsville’s treasurer, Ron Brooks, resigned Sept. 2 following controversy over the city having less money than he had claimed. Councilmember Danny Schaible (Ward 2) said Sept. 22 that he would ask the city council to end City Administrator Tracey Douglas’ employment at its Oct.…
Rent Stabilization Policy Options: Capital Improvement Petitions
This is the first of six blog posts covering topic areas that City Council, City Staff, and the project consultant, RSG, are exploring under the Rent Stabilization Policy Review. This first blog post covers Capital Improvement Petition policy options.
A Portion of Ed McClain Road to be Closed Beginning October 5
The closure will allow for realignment of the road.
Name the Teen Center!
We are looking for a name for the new Hyattsville Teen Center at 5812 40th Avenue! The Center provides a safe, welcoming space for Hyattsville’s youth to connect, explore their interests, discover new passions, and build valuable skills.