Credit: Job losses, remote work opportunities and closed schools led to a noticeable increase in the number of D.C. residents leaving the District during the pandemic, though many of those moves appear to be temporary.

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New affordable homes open for DC seniors, with funding toward more on the way

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Northeast DC animal shelter loses air conditioning during extreme heat, 21 dogs relocated

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Audit finds sports betting company in DC behind on requirement to hire local companies