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- Driver convicted in fatal Rock Creek Parkway crash that led to repeat offender law
- Body camera shows moments after federal agent shot into man’s car in D.C.
- 93 pounds of cocaine seized in drug investigation in Maryland
- Why D.C.’s ‘teen takeovers’ have become a political lightning rod
- CWG Live: Cool and dry through midweek, but brace for freezing tonight
- D.C.’s speed cameras are catching super violators. Most have Va. and Md. tags.
- A Virginia church pledges $1M to erase debt for public housing residents
- CWG Live: A cool start to a beautiful rain-free week
- ICE arrests in D.C. region reach nearly 20,000 during Trump’s second term
- The choir helping stroke and brain injury survivors restore what was lost
- Meet Washington’s most powerful and mysterious restaurant family
- CWG Live: An unsettled Easter brings showers and falling temperatures
- In Photos: Annual Shrine of the Sacred Heart Good Friday procession
- Metrobus slams into D.C. restaurant, injuring 3 people
- How a fake utility worker cost one Prince George’s resident $8,300
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Voter Guide: Virginia Special Election – redistricting & Alexandria City Council
Virginia voters face pivotal decisions in upcoming special elections, weighing a controversial amendment to redraw congressional maps and selecting a new Alexandria City Council member.
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Proposal to remove free Sunday parking faces pushback in Alexandria
A proposal to bring metered parking to Old Town Alexandria was overwhelmingly rebuked during a public meeting on Saturday.
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Calls grow to release Virginia Tech PhD student from ICE custody
A rally was held over the weekend calling for the release of Yousof Azizi, who was taken into ICE custody outside his Germantown home on ...
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1 detained after police chase with U-Haul truck on Suitland Parkway
Police are still searching for a second person who took off on foot.
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Fairfax elementary school will resume classes after fire damaged construction near the main building
A fire broke out at Bren Mar Park Elementary in Fairfax County, but the Fire Marshal deems it safe for students to return for classes ...
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- Wireless Festival cancelled after Kanye West blocked from coming to UK
- US journalist Shelly Kittleson to be released after kidnap in Iraq, militia says
- Tracking recent US-Israeli strikes on Iranian infrastructure
- Has Artemis II shown we can land on the Moon again?
- Bahamas police search for US woman who reportedly fell off boat
- Earthset and a solar eclipse: Nasa releases first images from Moon fly-by
- One gunman killed and two injured in shooting at Israeli consulate in Istanbul
- Mum of twins who says home was bombed in Lebanon speaks to BBC
- Carnival fever hits Lagos as locals celebrate Afro-Brazilian heritage
- WHO suspends Gaza medical evacuations after contractor killed by Israeli troops
- One dead as train travelling 99mph collides with lorry in France
- Chilean woman accused of Pinochet-era kidnaps loses Australia extradition battle
- Vietnam's leader To Lam strengthens power in unanimous assembly vote
- Music giant Universal gets $64bn takeover offer
- Rapper Offset shot in Florida - reports
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Brian Baldinger says ‘keep an eye’ on this draft prospect for Broncos
Voter Guide: Virginia Special Election – redistricting & Alexandria City Council
Boston Marathon route: What to know about the course and where to watch
De Laurentiis: Abete ‘not a good fit’ for FIGC President role, Malagò has just one ‘flaw’
Where is WrestleMania 43? Location, dates for next WWE mega event
Dodgers’ manager felt Roki Sasaki was more ‘efficient’ against Rockies
This “The Pitt” Quiz Is Hard, But If You Are A True Fan You’ll Do Okay!
Alex Highsmith more likely Steelers trade candidate than Nick Herbig
Camera catches Declan Rice’s message to Odegaard after Arsenal loses
Mohamed Toure – A £2.4m striker Celtic could easily have signed
‘Absolute greats’ – Carragher praises Salah and Van Dijk after derby win
Floods, baskets and Billie Jean King: how the rough and tumble WBL set the stage for the WNBA
Celebrities spotted at Wrestlemania 42 in Las Vegas
Chris Farley Lived Near Serial Killer Ed Gein, And 49 Other Gen X Celebrity Facts I Truly Didn’t See Coming
A.J. Brown trade ‘likely’ to send Eagles WR to 1 NFL contender, per report
Dana White gives three-word Conor McGregor return update as target date edges closer
Erling Haaland taunts Arsenal after Man City’s crucial title race win
Military marchers set out from Hopkinton to start the 130th Boston Marathon
Injured Jack Draper issues French Open update after pulling out of Madrid and Rome
Toto Wolff sends firm message to critics of new F1 rules: ‘Don’t badmouth the sport’
USC basketball commits take stage at high school showcase games
Returning injured Arsenal star gives latest on his fitness
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Report: Agent ‘forbade’ Giants’ John Harbaugh from speaking to Dexter Lawrence
Sooners sweep Missouri to move into fourth in SEC
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DC Water repair on Alton Place expected to disrupt service until Monday
DC Water crews are working to repair a broken eight inch water main located on Alton Place NW. Here's what we know.
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DC Emancipation Day draws thousands: Residents call for equity, accountability amid celebrations
Thousands gathered for DC’s largest Emancipation Day yet, celebrating progress and reflecting on racial equality, amid concerns about costs and safety in the city.
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Police identify woman killed in deadly hit-and-run in West End
WUSA9 spoke with a witness who said the scene was terrifying and heartbreaking. She said she hopes the driver is found soon.
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One case of measles confirmed in Maryland
Marylanders urged to check exposure times, monitor for symptoms and ensure vaccination status is up to date. This is the first confirmed case in Maryland ...
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D.C. Emancipation Day celebration moves to larger Pennsylvania Avenue site as crowds grow
Parade, festival and concert mark the end of slavery in the District, drawing thousands to a new, expanded footprint in Northwest Washington.
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