The Washington Post – Local Intern Link As demand for solar energy grows, D.C. job training offers both employment and community results School gardens thrive with summer volunteer program New tour app seeks to correct the Native American narrative in the nation’s capital Marriott was warned about misleading pricing in 2012. Millions of dollars later, a D.C. lawsuit seeks to force the hotel chain to stop. While stadium rusts away, newly opened Fields at RFK offers a glimpse into site’s future Amid a violent summer, Southeast D.C. children visit Six Flags for a day to just be kids A Trump-supporting customer at a D.C. cafe claimed a server discriminated against her. The server said she just answered the woman’s question. Elijah Cummings defends Baltimore in wake of Trump’s Twitter assault Community organizers call for end to shootings after 11-year-old’s death For lease: Three historic public golf courses in the nation’s capital that need millions in repairs John Paul Stevens remembered for ‘deep devotion’ to law and justice College student earns her place as one of the youngest ANC officers in D.C. history Residents assess damage a day after Washington’s deluge Contract to manage sports betting system and lottery finds shaky support on D.C. Council For D.C. residents and visitors, mixed reactions ahead of Fourth celebration For some with memory loss, patriotic songs spark recollections of Fourths long ago Leagues rush to reschedule games for hundreds amid Trump’s Fourth of July changes D.C. Council delays $46 million tax break for Adams Morgan hotel The stars of ‘Hidden Figures’ are now immortalized on street sign