Morning Rundown

Teenage Victim of Southwest Shooting Recovering — Taije Chambliss, a 13-year-old girl who was injured Sunday in a drive-by shooting in Southwest, is awake and alert, according to her family. [WUSA 9]

‘House Detectives’ Track History of Capitol Hill Houses — Capitol Hill residents Michelle Pilliod Carroll and Nina Tristani founded N&M House Detectives to help area residents research and document the history of their homes. [Hill Rag]

Memorial Service Held for American University Alumnus Killed in NoMa July 4 — American University students, faculty and community members gathered at a memorial service for Kevin Sutherland, an American University graduate who was stabbed to death on a Metro train at the NoMa-Gallaudet University Metro station July 4. [Roll Call]

D.C. Quietly Expands Homelessness Services — Mayor Muriel Bowser’s administration has begun placing homeless families in motel rooms during the summer in a shift from previous policy, which only offered shelter to families on freezing nights. The D.C. General homeless shelter, which houses families, was at capacity as of last week. [Washington Post]