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- Yankees hit 4 HRs, beat Orioles 6-4 in 10 innings
- Orioles lose to Yankees 6-4, skid reaches 6
- Police: Guns, cash stolen from Ray Rice's Md. home
- Naval Academy celebrates slippery tradition
- Police investigate shooting near Montgomery Co. school
- Toddler dies after being struck by vehicle in Md.
- Police officer sentenced for misconduct
Virginia News
- FBI: Agents fell to deaths training off Va. coast
- 10 make finals of National Geographic Bee
- Va MS-13 gang leader convicted of ordering attacks
- Driver who hit officer with car shot, killed
- Redskins' training facility a 'field of dreams'
- Cab driver indicted on attempted murder charges of police officer
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.
Pet of the Week: Diego, Chihuahua mix
WTOP Living is partnering with the Washington Animal Rescue League to feature a Pet of the Week available for adoption. Meet this week's pet below.
Celebrating mom: Activities for Mother's Day
Not sure what to plan for Mother's Day? WTOP's got you covered.
GI Film Festival promises a wild ride
The festival promises celebrities and every conceivable emotion.
International cultures come alive with Passport D.C.
Spring signifies many things in D.C.: Cherry blossoms, farmers markets, picnics in the park -- the list goes on. The season also means it's time for Passport D.C. event, a month-long celebration of international activities.
DC Council to take up truancy bill
The D.C. Council is taking up a bill that seeks to make parents more accountable for children who miss too much school.
D.C. ticket dismissed after blatant error
An erroneous ticket placed on a man's car in D.C. last month left him scratching his head -- especially since the error was stated on the ticket itself.
Talk show host calls for D.C. march featuring loaded rifles
Marches, rallies and protests converge on Washington every year to demonstrate beliefs and effect a change.
Hundreds expected in Washington for 'Blue Mass'
Hundreds of law enforcement officers expected in DC for 'Blue Mass' ahead of Police Week
Food trucks show up, refuse to serve to make a point
The so-called "Day without a Food Truck" was designed to illustrate how proposed regulations could limit vendors and shift the food scene away from mobile trucks. D.C. leaders could face indigestion this week when they take up proposed regulations that would limit the number of food trucks in the city.
Report: FBI most wanted man spent time in Texas
Report: DC teacher arrested in child porn case spent time in Texas as computer expert
Using dance to mentor urban youth and adults
When Junious Brickhouse returned to D.C. from serving in the United States Army for nearly a decade, he didn't return with war stories. He returned with dance.
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