Blog Profile / DCist
| URL : | http://dcist.com/ | |
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| Filed Under: | United States / Washington D.C. | |
| Posts on Regator: | 25622 | |
| Posts / Week: | 95.1 | |
| Archived Since: | March 20, 2008 | |
Blog Post Archive
Morning Roundup: Black Squirrel Edition
In the news: Kwame Brown can leave the house, a fatal shooting in Laurel, the Caps are done. [ more › ]
Go Home Already: Floating
End-of-day news: Grisly scene in Laurel, journalists mad about AP phone probe, Kwame Brown completes house arrest. [ more › ]
Justice Department Secretly Obtained Associated Press Phone Records
The Justice Department obtained two months of telephone records from a group of reporters and editors at the Associated Press in a secret probe, the AP itself reports. [ more › ]
D.C. Still Sixth Most Bikeable City, Says Bike Score
Washington has once again been ranked the sixth most bikeable city in the U.S. by Bike Score, an offshoot of the popular, my-neighborhood-is-better-than-yours webite Walk Score. [ more › ]
Greenbelt Theatre to Receive $75,000 to Repair Art Deco Lobby
One of the historic preservation grants awarded by American Express and the National Trust for Historic Preservation is also good news for movie fans. [ more › ]
National Police Week Begins, as Do Parking Complaints
It's National Police Week in D.C., which means it's also Complain About National Police Week Week. [ more › ]
SideCar Gives Away Free Rides in D.C.
SideCar had a busy weekend in D.C. [ more › ]
Tommy Wells to Officially Enter 2014 Mayoral Race on Saturday
The field for the 2014 D.C. mayoral election will officially be larger than one on Saturday, when Councilmember Tommy Wells (D-Ward 6) formally jumps in the race. [ more › ]
Look at This Fcking Hipster Poll
Almost a quarter polled think there should be a hipster tax. [ more › ]
Protesters Accuse LivingSocial of Selling 'Deadly Deals'
A group of demonstrators says LivingSocial's recreational packages featuring guns followed by alcohol are turning it into "DyingSocial." [ more › ]
About Tonight: May 13, 2013
Tonight: DC height restrictions, hip-hop dance, Bobby McFerrin, and the Caps game. Plus our picks for later this week, including storytelling, short films, beer tasting, and more. [ more › ]
WTOP's Says Its Website Is Now Malware Free After Attack
WTOP first reported the hack on Tuesday, and informed users by email Sunday. [ more › ]
Washington National Cathedral Gets Most Votes in American Express Preservation Contest
The Washington National Cathedral and George Washington's estate at Mount Vernon, Va. are each getting $100,000 in historic preservation money from American Express. [ more › ]
Photo of the Day: May 13, 2013
Crescent over the capital. [ more › ]
Children Join Protest to Save Max's Best Ice Cream
Fifth graders protested to save the sweet treat purveyor. [ more › ]
A Mess for the Masses: DCist Hits the Sweetlife Festival
DCist’s team spent 10 hours sloshing through the Merriweather Post Pavilion mud at this year's Sweetlife Festival to bring you the day's highlights, and its rainy, muddy dregs. [ more › ]
Cicadas Spotted in Northern Virginia, Eaten By Dachshund
They're here. [ more › ]
District Reaches Halfway Mark in 'Potholepalooza' Road Work
Either the District Department of Transportation has become more industrious, or the roads around town really were that chopped up. [ more › ]
Morning Roundup: Delivery Edition
In the news: Housing market expected to keep improving, Bonds proposes tax break for some seniors, Capitals go to Game 7. [ more › ]
D.C. Council Hinting Food Truck Regulations Might Need More Time in the Oven
After seven hours, the big legislative showdown over the District government's proposed regulations... is finally over. [ more › ]