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‘You can get away with murder': DC mayor, council chair spar over crime
D.C.’s two highest elected officials exchanged heated words over the response to crime as the D.C. Council is set to vote on public safety legislation on Tuesday. News4’s Mark Segraves reports.
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DC Council Chairman Accuses Mayor's Office, DCPS of Ignoring DC Law
A battle between the D.C. Council Chairman and D.C. Public Schools is heating up, with chairman Phil Mendelson accusing Mayor Muriel Bowser’s administration and DCPS of disregarding D.C. law.
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Debate Over Embattled Acting Director of 911 Call Center
A battle is brewing between D.C.’s mayor and members of the D.C. Council over who should be in charge of the District’s 911 call center, an agency that’s had a series of high-profile errors. News4’s Mark Segraves explains the controversy.
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DC Medical Marijuana Users to No Longer Need Doctor Approval
It will soon be easier for adults to get medical marijuana in the District. The D.C. Council approved emergency legislation that clears the way for buying medical cannabis without seeing a doctor first. News4’s Mark Segraves reports.
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Disagreements Create Doubts About DC Football Stadium Return
A D.C. leader says infighting is delaying progress courting the Commanders with a new stadium. News4’s Mark Segraves reports.
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Disagreements Create Doubts About New Stadium at RFK Site
A deal to turn over control of the land surrounding RFK Stadium from the federal government to D.C. is stalled because Council Chairman Phil Mendelson and Mayor Muriel Bowser can’t agree on what to do with the land, Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton told the Washington Post.