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D.C. fire department disputes ambulance bill claim
A late ambulance that resulted in what's been called a bill for nearly $800 has motivated tens of thousands of people to sign an online petition to drop the charge.
Fire dept. investigates 'inappropriate' remarks by training instructors (VIDEO)
D.C.'s fire department is investigating allegations that D.C. Fire and EMS training academy instructors made inappropriate remarks to female cadets.
Metro warns riders about increased iPod, cell thefts
In just 12 hours Wednesday, Metro received seven reports of electronic gadgets, six times the normal theft rate for the transit system. Metro officials are warning riders to guard their possession.
U.S. denied access to suspect related to Benghazi attack
Catherine Herridge, Fox News chief intelligence correspondent
Capitals player Troy Brouwer looks at the start of the season
Troy Brouwer, Washington Capitals
Kennedy Center opens Nordic Cool cultural festival
Kennedy Center in DC showcases Northern European cultures with Nordic Cool festival
D.C. mayor wants to study traffic congestion fee
Driving into the District could get more expensive.
D.C Fashion Week: Who is Mikki Taylor, and what inspires her? (VIDEO)
Graphic designer Mikki Taylor gets a shot at the fashion big time with a first ever appearance at D.C.'s Fashion Week this weekend.
Metrobus crashes into wall in Georgetown
An out of service Metrobus caused minor damage Wednesday night after crashing into a wall near Georgetown University.
Police ask for help identifying suspected armed robber
Metro Police hope they'll get tips on the identity of a man suspected of holding up another passenger and robbing her on a bus Wednesday morning.
D.C. mayor weighs 2024 Olympics offer
The District recently received a letter from the U.S. Olympic Committee seeking to gauge the District's interest and ability in hosting the 2024 Summer Olympics. And Mayor Vincent Gray says he'd have to consider careful whether to move ahead with a bid.
Student CSI: Preparing for jobs in forensic science
Students from throughout the metropolitan Washington area try their hand at solving a crime and find it's much different than what's portrayed by television crime scene investigators.
RG3: 'All in for week 1' (VIDEO)
Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III is out with a new Adidas commercial, and it gives a status update after his knee surgery.
Why you need to kick the soda habit and how
The evidence continues to mount that both real sugar and artificially sweetened sodas aren't good for you. So what is a soda-holic to do?
Girl, 4, dies after D.C. house fire
D.C. police say a 4-year-old girl has died following a house fire that's being investigated as a possible arson.
D.C. bars that underpour subject to hefty fines
Those who've been stiffed at their local bar may get some backup.
Smithsonian plans overhaul of D.C.'s Renwick Gallery
Smithsonian American Art Museum to close DC's Renwick Gallery for major 2-year renovation
14th Street most dangerous for cyclists, pedestrians
There are more collisions involving cyclists and pedestrians along 14th Street Northwest, than anywhere else in the District, but a DDOT review finds a "very high percentage" of the crashes in that corridor and across the city are caused by drivers, cyclists or pedestrians behaving badly.
Snow moves to possible showers Tuesday, may be back Friday
A wintry mix and snow caused problems in Frederick County and big snowflakes floated through the air Tuesday morning in Loudoun County, but the flakes are expected to give way to possible showers Tuesday afternoon and evening.
Courtney's House on a mission to help child sex trafficking victims in D.C.
Tina Frundt, founder of Courtney's House in D.C., works to break the chains and help fellow survivors of child sex trafficking.



