The independent investigation into sexual harassment by ex-Bowser deputy John Falcicchio is complete. But there's no telling when the public will be allowed to see the results.

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The Sixth, a gripping documentary from D.C. filmmakers, gives viewers a chance to overcome the nationwide trauma from the Jan. 6 insurrection. Through police body cam footage and firsthand accounts, the film confronts the reality of that day head-on. buff.ly/3JWkiHi

This weekend in D.C.: Kendra Portier explores color through dance, IN Series: Opera that speaks. Theater that sings. combines The Odyssey and the Vietnam War, Capital Jewish Museum pays homage to the deli, and Arlington Drafthouse hosts dog and cat film fests. buff.ly/3wtMii6

Mayor Bowser is repurposing $182 million in funding for clean energy projects. Lawmakers believe the changes are designed to plug budget holes without considering the implications for D.C.’s sustainability efforts. buff.ly/4bq8Tvv

In the early 1970s, six young Black girls were abducted and killed by the Freeway Phantom, a killer who has never been caught. Now, a crucial FBI report has gone missing in this decades-old mystery. buff.ly/4b8GsBL

Discover the roots of “Li’l Liza Jane” and its connection to D.C. in Dan Gutstein’s book, Poor Gal. From its origins in the antebellum South to modern renditions by Nina Simone and David Bowie, the folk song holds a rich cultural legacy. buff.ly/3wr3JQn

Mayor Bowser’s not-so-secret trip to the Masters raises questions about who footed the bill. buff.ly/3UPAyzO

Five MPD cops face disciplinary hearings this month. Allegations range from unjustified use of force to involvement in a bribery scheme. buff.ly/4adBT7Y

The Washington Ballet announces its 2024-25 season, giving ballet fans a hint of new artistic director Edwaard Liang’s vision for the future of the company. buff.ly/44zzTWv

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Social worker Brittany Vazquez sheds light on the troubling use of solitary confinement at the DC Jail, where she says she “had never witnessed such a heinous response to a mental health crisis.” buff.ly/4a72Avb

Spooky Action’s Frontiéres sans Frontiéres: a mix of highbrow commentary and lowbrow humor that highlights the absurdity of global poverty. Read the full review from Jared Strange. buff.ly/4bo8FVd

Luke Casserly’s one-man-show invites audiences to a sensory experience with Irish peat. Distillation is a thought-provoking reflection on family, tradition, and our relationship with the planet. buff.ly/3WosW8F

Trouble ahead for Veda Rasheed’s Ward 7 Council bid. Contractor sues over unpaid fees, sparking resignations and casting doubts on Rasheed’s momentum. buff.ly/44pg0RU

This weekend in D.C.: La Perla’s first DMV performance, Babehaven at DC9, jazz greats at Takoma Station, a villains ball, and a new exhibition at the Portrait Gallery. buff.ly/3xX91nb

Scena Theatre’s The Last Drop explores survival and morality in a world without water. John Shand’s absurdist tragicomedy runs through May 12. buff.ly/3UnA4PX