Police Conduct Five-Hour Search for Relisha Rudd at Construction Site, Find No Evidence — Police searched a construction site in Northeast for five hours yesterday looking for evidence related to the disappearance of Relisha Rudd, who was kidnapped from D.C. General homeless shelter in 2014. [Washington Post]

Video Shows Danger of Crossing North Capitol Street in NoMa — Steven Glazerman, a writer for Greater Greater Washington, filmed his daily commute across North Capitol Street at the intersection with Pierce Street NE, showing that most cars don’t stop even as he makes his way across the crosswalk. [Greater Greater Washington]

Developers Plan to Break Ground on Condos at The Yards in Early 2016 — PN Hoffman, the developer behind condo projects at The Yards development in Navy Yard, is set to begin construction on a 10-story, 138-unit building in the first quarter of 2016. [Washington Business Journal]

Plans Revealed for Two Apartment Buildings North of Nationals Park — Developer JBG released plans for the intersection of Half and N streets SE that would add 225 condos, 200 apartments and retail space. [Washington Business Journal]

Capitol Hill Bar Makes List of Best New Bars in the District  — Capitol Hill bar Stanton & Greene, which opened in February at 319 Pennsylvania Ave. SE, made DCist’s list of the best bars that opened this year in D.C. [DCist]

Breast-Feeding Lounge Opening at Nationals Park — Mothers wishing to breast-feed their babies while visiting Nationals Park now can do so. The ballpark today is set to unveil a breast-feeding lounge where moms can feed their babies in private, without missing a pitch. [Washington Post]

Digital Billboards to Show Missing Girl From D.C. General — Relisha Rudd and other missing children in the D.C. and Baltimore areas will be featured on local digital billboards as part of a campaign by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children to find them. The girl disappeared from the D.C. General homeless shelter last year when she was 8 years old. [FOX 5]

Violent Crime Upswing on Capitol Hill — Police statistics show that crime in the Capitol Hill area has increased in the past month. [Capitol Hill Corner]

Car Crashes on H Street NE After Chase by U.S. Marshals, Police Say — A man was arrested yesterday after he crashed a car that U.S. marshals were chasing on H Street NE, according to authorities. [Hill Now]

Wale Concert on H Street NE — The rapper Wale attracted a huge crowd on H Street NE Saturday afternoon. The free “secret” concert backed by D.C.’s events authority and the city-funded Washington, DC Economic Partnership was held in the parking lot alongside the AutoZone near 12th and H streets NE, the location Hill Now sleuthed out last week. [Twitter/AmbitiousGirls]

When a Social Worker Discovered Relisha Rudd Was Missing — The Washington Post tells the story of how a social worker at Payne Elementary School was first to realize 8-year-old Relisha Rudd had disappeared from D.C. General and the school. [Washington Post]

Loitering on the H Street Corridor — The former owner of a furniture store at 8th and H streets NE said he was forced to close the store because of people loitering and driving customers away. [Frozen Tropics]

Community Meetings — Items on ANC agendas this week include a license request for the planned beer garden near the NoMa Metro station and more on the expansion of the Barracks Row bar The Ugly Mug. [Capitol Hill Corner]

Changing Voter Demographics in NoMa, H Street Corridor — Young, mainly white voters surged to the polls in gentrifying D.C. neighborhoods including NoMa and the H Street Corridor, according to an analysis of Nov. 2014 election data and U.S. Census Bureau data. District-wide, African Americans and senior citizens lost their majority among voters. [Washington Post]

Relisha Rudd Report Recommendations — Most of the recommendations D.C. government officials made after the disappearance of Relisha Rudd have been completed. [Washington City Paper]

Fox Spotted Near RFK Stadium — Photographer Jim Havard photographed a fox at sunset near the Anacostia River. [Twitter/Jim Havard]

Streetcar Poll Results So Far — We published a poll yesterday afternoon asking whether you think D.C. should scrap the H Street streetcar project. As of this morning, 63 percent of respondents said no.

The Search for Relisha Rudd Continues — Mayor Muriel Bowser and Police Chief Cathy Lanier said they’re still committed to finding Relisha Rudd, the D.C. General resident who disappeared one year ago. No updates on the progress of the investigation were discussed. Police, the FBI, Metro Transit Police and Amtrak are “beefing up” efforts to find the child. [Washington City Paper]

Eliminating Pedestrian and Cyclist Deaths — Mayor Bowser will sign on to Vision Zero, the program created to end traffic fatalities and adopt pedestrian and cyclist safety measures. District officials will examine street engineering, enforcement and education, Bowser said. [WAMU]

D.C. to Pay $9.2M for Wrongful Conviction for Hill Rape — The District has been ordered to pay a record $9.2 million in damages to the man wrongfully imprisoned for more than 22 years on charges that he raped and robbed a woman in her Hill apartment in 1981. Kirk Odom was exonerated in 2012 after DNA evidence showed a convicted sex offender committed the crime. [Washington Post]

Rose’s Luxury Spinoff Planning New Dishes — The fine-dining edition of Rose’s Luxury will serve deep-fried, smoked trout skin with smoked trout mousse, and potato-skin ice cream with caviar. The still-unnamed restaurant will replace the high-end housewares store Homebody. [Washington Post]

Southwest Time Capsule Opened — The March edition of The Southwester includes photos from a time capsule that was buried at the cornerstone of St. Augustine’s in 1965. Its contents included a guide to the neighborhood and a menu for a seafood restaurant that served snapper soup for 75 cents. [The Southwester]

New Fire Chief Introduces Himself — Gregory Dean, the former Seattle fire chief who will take over the D.C. Fire and EMS Department, said he will improve ambulance response times. He’ll take over May 1. [Washington City Paper]

Parent Carjacked Outside Ludlow-Taylor Elementary — A father was carjacked outside Ludlow-Taylor Elementary School Friday night as he waited for his child to return from a field trip. The dad struggled with the thief and was left with a broken hand and arm. [ABC 7]

Relisha Rudd Prayer Service — On the one-year anniversary of Relisha Rudd’s disappearance, her relatives participated in a Sunday service at Mount Paran Baptist Church. After the service, a group of volunteers distributed care packages at D.C. General. [Washington Post]

Streetcar Expansion Plans May Be Killed — Mayor Muriel Bowser is considering abandoning plans for eight miles of streetcar lines in the District. The administration will get the H Street line up and running and take it from there, a spokesman for the mayor said. [WAMU]

Pot Expo Near the National Mall — The District’s first cannabis convention took place this weekend at the Holiday Inn on C Street SW. Prospective members of the “cannabusiness” community picked up tips on business plans and marketing. [Washington Times]

Community Meetings — Items on ANC agendas this week include the planned expansion and roof deck at the Barracks Row bar The Ugly Mug and the “old school corner grocery” set to open on 3rd Street NE. [Capitol Hill Corner]

New Fire Chief to Be Named — Bowser will announce today that former Seattle fire chief Gregory Dean has been selected to run the D.C. Fire and EMS Department. [NBC Washington]