DC News
DC abortion ban bill introduced in Senate
A Republican senator from Utah has introduced a bill that would ban abortions in the District of Columbia after 20 weeks of pregnancy.
DC attorney general testifies in IMF protests case
The D.C. attorney general is defending his office's handling of a lawsuit arising from the mass arrests of anti-globalization demonstrators in 2002.
ABC 7 Meteorologist Bob Ryan retiring
Ryan has been forecasting the weather at ABC 7 for three years. Before then he was the head meteorologist at WRC NBC 4 in Washington. His 40-year career began in Cambridge, Mass.
Woman kidnapped, sexually assaulted in NW
D.C. police say a woman was kidnapped sexually assaulted and robbed in the city's Mt. Pleasant neighborhood early Monday morning. And investigators need help identifying one of her attackers.
Potato chip challenge inspires D.C. students
The challenge: Mail a single Pringle potato chip without breaking it. Two dozen 6th and 7th grade girls from Our Lady of Victory School in Northwest Washington teamed up with two dozen 9th and 10th graders from all-girls Elizabeth Seton High School in Bladensburg, Md., to solve the problem.
50 D.C. retail corridors profiled for potential development, tenants
The list of marketable retail corridors in the District is multiplying.
Cleveland abduction case raises hopes, fears for parents
About 2,000 children go missing every day in the United States. And the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children says the case reminds the public that they are key to bringing children home safely.
Living in Style: Dressing for interview success
Style for Hire's Lisa Tumbarello offers advice for dressing appropriately for an interview, as well as how to use those pieces later for the work place once you've landed the job.
Doctors: Healthy diet can ward off Alzheimer's
Brain food isn't just about powering through a test or a grueling day at work. Doctors say certain healthy foods can also help ward off Alzheimer's disease.
DC to certify results of special election
The District of Columbia is set to certify the results of a recent special election.
Gas leak closes street in SW D.C.
A gas leak in Southwest D.C. Wednesday morning caused an evacuation and street closure.
How area hospitals stack up on price
Different hospitals in different places can charge very different prices for the same procedure.
Rep. Cummings to speak at Howard commencement
Cummings to speak at graduation ceremony for Howard University's School of Social Work
Sheryl Crow headlines Down Syndrome charity event
Sheryl Crow to headline charity event for Down Syndrome awareness, research in DC
Laughter, tears as Boston amputees recover, adapt
Humor, confidence and a properly fitted prosthetic will help the Boston Marathon bombing victims to recover and heal.
Annual Blue Mass celebrates Boston's bravest
Police gathered in Downtown D.C. Tuesday for an annual mass to celebrate the lives of law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty. Cardinal Donald Wuerl reflected on the bravery of first responders who ran to help after two bombs exploded at the Boston Marathon.
Bulgarian honor bid in DC stirs Holocaust debate
Bulgarian street-naming request in DC stirs broader debate over country's role in Holocaust
Visitors to DC increase by about 1 million in 2012
DC estimates a record 18.9 million visitors in 2012, increasing by 1 million since 2011
DC officer arrested on money laundering charge
DC police officer arrested on money laundering charge; had been with department for 1 year
D.C. student on 2nd-place team at national Scrabble championship
Scrabble-mania ran wild in D.C. on Saturday, the second and final day of the 11th annual National School Scrabble competition.



