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Student from Del. wins $61K literary prize at Washington College
Student from Del. wins Washington College's $61K Sophie Kerr literary prize
Water main break may disrupt flow in NW D.C.
A water main break that occurred overnight Tuesday may affect some customers in Northwest D.C.
Missing Laurel girl found
A 9-year-old girl has been found and is safe.
Charge dismissed in Va. Beach chicken case
Judge dismisses charge against Va. Beach woman accused of illegally keeping backyard chickens
Virginia homicide suspects arrested in S.C.
Virginia homicide suspects arrested in South Carolina
Man takes ambulance, hits vehicles in Norfolk
Man takes ambulance, crashes into several other vehicles in Norfolk, no injuries reported
Activist: Tsarnaev doesn't deserve to be buried on American soil
An activist group plans to talk to Virginia's attorney general and congressional leaders to try to get one of the Boston Marathon bombing suspects disinterred from a Doswell, Va., cemetery.
Quinnipiac poll: Va gov job approval rating slips
Quinnipiac survey shows McDonnell's approval rating slips, but not over ties to businessman
Red Line service restored after fire, smoke Tuesday
Metro has resumed service along the Red Line following a report of smoke and fire under a railcar at the Silver Spring station Tuesday.
Takoma Park lowers voting age for its elections to 16
Md. suburb of Washington lowers voting age for city elections to age 16
Police search for vehicle after Gaithersburg hit-and-run
Police are searching for a vehicle after a hit-and-run in Gaithersburg Tuesday night.
Anti-uranium groups in Va. join forces
Uranium mining opponents in Southside Virginia joining forces
Forum to be held on Purple Line
Construction industry experts to discuss Purple Line
Fort Detrick getting new garrison commander
Fort Detrick welcoming Army medical administrator as new garrison commander
Widening of U.S. 1 to ease Fort Belvoir commute
This fall, a project to widen U.S. 1/Richmond Highway between Telegraph Road and Mount Vernon Memorial Highway will begin to help ease the commute to Fort Belvoir.
Va. program aims to provides wheels to families
Program launched in Richmond to provide loans to working families for car repairs, purchases
Va. Beach 'Hands Across the Sand' set for Saturday
Offshore drilling activists to line up Saturday along the Virginia Beach oceanfront
Md. flags at half-staff to honor fallen officers
Maryland flags flying at half-staff for Peace Officers Memorial Day
A killer beetle: How to check for signs of the emerald ash borer
The emerald ash borer, native to China, has destroyed 100 million ash trees since its arrival in the U.S. more than a decade ago. The destructive pest has reached the Washington area, where it will soon emerge again.




