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A month-old liliger cub walks in Novosibirsk Zoo. Mom is a liger - half-lioness, half-tiger, and dad is a lion.
Black Cat rocks 20 years: Revives neighborhood, scene
The Black Cat, is celebrating its 20th anniversary with two shows Sept. 13 and 14.
Outages remain after storm rips through region
The latest weather alerts, power outage numbers and closings in our area.
Community remembers Chevy Chase teen killed by falling tree
At a Friday night vigil, friends and family came together to pay tribute to Joshua Davis, killed during Monday's storms by a falling tree.
This summer's free concerts
During the summer months, the D.C. area will play host to a variety of free concerts, highlighting all different genres.
Winning numbers drawn in 'Mega Millions' game
Winning numbers drawn in 'Mega Millions' game
Picking up the pieces after storm rips through region
In a community full of downed wires and uprooted trees, one home stands out in its misfortune.
Woman sentenced again for identity theft
A woman who pleaded guilty to committing bank fraud and identity theft while she was on supervised release for the same crimes has been sentenced to three years in prison.
Three Red Line stations closed this weekend
Track work and maintenance along the Red Line will bring significant delays for riders. That and more in your Weekend Wakeup.
Supreme Court archive has about 14K hours of audio
Supreme Court audio archive _ nearly 14,000 hours _ nearing completion after a decade of work
Pharmacist admits guilt in $200K health care fraud
Hagerstown pharmacist pleads guilty in $200K Medicare, Medicaid fraud
1st suit challenging Va clinic regulations filed
Falls Church abortion clinic files 1st lawsuit challenging new regulations
Papers of 6 Founding Fathers going online
U.Va. Press announces launch of website featuring papers of 6 Founding Fathers
WTOP Exclusive: Silver Line opening delayed until January
Weather-related construction delays will push back the opening of the first segment of Metro's new Silver Line by at least a month.
Man sentenced for stealing woman's car
Man sentenced for stealing 87-year-old woman's car by posing as DC official
Corrections officer pleads guilty to taking bribe
A former corrections officer at the D.C. Jail has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit bribery for accepting money to smuggle contraband into the facility.
Orioles recall Arrieta to fill out weary bullpen
The Baltimore Orioles have recalled right-hander Jake Arrieta from Triple-A Norfolk to fortify their overworked bullpen.
O'Malley headed to Europe on trade trip
Gov. Martin O'Malley is going to France and Ireland on a trade and investment mission.
2nd appeals court strikes down union poster rule
A second federal appeals court has struck down a rule that would have required millions of businesses to put up posters informing workers of their right to form a union.
US to host key Olympic meeting in 2015
The United States will host a major Olympic meeting in 2015, a boost to a potential U.S. bid for the 2024 Summer Games.
Ex-FOP president pleads guilty to theft
Authorities say the former president of the Prince George's County Deputy Sheriff's Association, FOP Lodge has pleaded guilty to stealing more than $9,000 from the organization.
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