The Brief
- D.C. officials hope to make the District a “tougher place to be a rat.”
- Mayor Muriel Bowser highlighted the city’s efforts in a social media post Monday.
- “Everybody has to work together and do their part for us to get rid of them,” one official said of the rodents.
WASHINGTON – Washington, D.C. officials are working hard to make the District as unwelcoming as possible – to rats.
What we know:
On Monday, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser posted a message on social media, declaring: “We’re making DC a tougher place to be a rat.” She listed several specific ways in which officials are doing that.…