Joe Heim is a Regional General Assignment Reporter at The Washington Post. He covers a range of topics including social issues, race, politics, and protests, often intertwining themes of culture and society with public policy and urban art. Heim's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Richmond Times-Dispatch and The Boston Globe.
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By: Joe Heim
Joe Heim | The Washington Post The bangs and booms will echo longer and louder into the night at Washington's official Fourth of
By: Joe Heim
The filmmaker and her father brought the cows — Mickey and Moose — from Vermont to the D.C. suburbs.
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The display, featuring 50 times the typical number of fireworks that light up D.C.’s sky, will last about 40 minutes, double the usual time.
By: Joe Heim
The nation's official 250th birthday celebration in Washington on July 4 will culminate in a red, white and blue-tinged fireworks display unlike anything the world has ever seen - or heard.
The nation's official 250th birthday celebration in Washington on July 4 will culminate in a red, white and blue-tinged fireworks display unlike anything the world has ever seen — or heard.
By: Joe Heim
A Virginia congressman warned of the potential impact on commuters in a letter to the interior secretary and the National Park Service.
By: Joe Heim
President Donald Trump's plan to build a 250-foot-tall arch at the south end of the Memorial Bridge could create traffic headaches for the region's commuters, Rep. Don Beyer (D-Virginia) wrote in a le ...Thank you for visiting Spokesman.com. To continue reading this story and enjoying our local journalism please subscribe or log in...
A husband and wife exchanged hundreds of letters during the war, but little is known about them. Could a new movie change that?
Louis “Speedy” Weber was 25 in June 1944 when he crossed the English Channel as part of the massive Allied invasion force that landed on Normandy beaches to push the Nazis out of Western Europe.
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Attorneys for Dulce Consuelo Diaz Morales had presented a Maryland birth certificate and other documents as proof of her U.S. citizenship.
