How did it get to be Thursday already? Anyway, better late than never, a quickie round-up of stories on and about the Hill (and sometimes a little beyond): The Ethel, a 100-unit building designed to offer permanent supportive housing and named after Ethel Kennedy –– local philanthropist, Robert Kennedy’s widow and mother of Maryland’s Lt. […]

Happy Wednesday! The Capitol fence, which was erected temporarily for the State of the Union Address last night, is still up but wide open. What else is lingering longer than you’d like in your neck of the woods? Before we go to this week’s highlights, we are still processing the terrible incident at Potomac Avenue […]

We start today’s buzz with really sad news: This morning, between 9 and 10 am, a man got into an altercation inside a Metrobus. The assailant, whose name has not yet been released, wounded three people and killed a fourth one. The decedent’s name is Robert Cunningham and he was a WMATA worker at the […]