A DNC Official Will Run for Eleanor Holmes Norton’s Seat
By Katie Doran
An Elderly Lawmaker's Staff Keeps Walking Back Things She Tells Reporters. Should They Keep Quoting Her?
By Michael Schaffer
Full Coverage of this storyEleanor Holmes Norton's colleagues see decline: "She's missing stuff"
By Andrew Solender & Cuneyt Dil
D.C. delegate in Congress insists for second time she's running for re-election. Her office again says no decision yet.
By Sahil Kapur & Zoe Richards
Norton Pushes for Go-Go Tribute While Reelection Questions Persist
By Stacy Brown Media
Colleagues ask if Norton is still the best ‘warrior’ to fight for D.C.
By Paul Kane, Meagan Flynn & Marianna Sotomayor
DC Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton awarded honorary degree from George Washington University
By Maggie More
DC Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton calls for new restrictions on military helicopters near Reagan National
By Dan Ronan
DC's Sole Congressional Rep Is Too Old to Drive. Can She Defend the City From a Hostile GOP? – Mother Jones
By Stephanie Mencimer
Holmes Norton passes on Oversight bid after talk with leadership
By Andrew Solender
Norton renews push to have inmates serving time for DC crimes housed within 250 miles
By Neal Augenstein
Does Eleanor Holmes Norton Still Have What It Takes to Fight for DC?
By Magdalena Papaioannou & Ike Allen
New bill aims to protect DC-area federal agency headquarters from relocation
By Sophie Rosenthal
Norton reintroduces bill to ban discrimination against LGBTQ jurors in D.C. Superior Court
By Lou Chibbaro Jr.
New legislation seeks jury duty exemption for DC residents over 70
By Sophie Rosenthal
DC Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton says Home Rule repeal bill shows progress toward statehood
By Matt Pusatory
Neighbors say thieves are stealing and burning their mail
By Rafael Sanchez-Cruz