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Md. Board of Regents considers changes to U.Md. athletics department
University President Wallace Loh rejected a proposal last year to move the school’s training and medical team to the University of Maryland’s School of Medicine — a move one Board of Regents member called the "gold standard" when it comes to athlete care.
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- Police in Va. target drunken driving in campaign through Labor Day weekend new
- Road closures, detours for 10-mile Annapolis race
- Ovechkin welcomes newborn baby on social media new
- Right-wing, left-wing protesters face off in Seattle new
- Area shelters waiving adoption fee in effort to ‘Clear the Shelters’ new
- 2 killed in small plane crash in Carroll Co. new
- DC police seek suspect connected in U Street kidnapping
- Explosion destroys coffee shop, injures 3 in rural Georgia
- Equipment failure, feed disruption caused DC airport outage
- Police release sketch of pantsless man wanted in Rockville sex assault
- Panel sends draft report on slain Baltimore police detective new
- Italy’s leader demands safe roads; bridge toll rises to 43
- 2 shot during South Florida high school football game
- Officials investigate cause of death for Colorado mom, kids updated
- It’s not just audio, Omarosa has video
- FOX Sports MLS broadcast will feature first all-female crew
- Cava buying Zoe's Kitchen for $300M
- Investigators of government fraud and waste fear job cuts
DC's Little League heroes celebrated
The Mamie Johnson Little League team was treated to celebrations after a successful season with a D.C. win and a run in the Little League Mid-Atlantic Regional. See photos and video.
Best movie musicals of all time
WTOP film critic Jason Fraley ranks the 25 best musicals of all time. Not into song and dance? No worries. We ranked other genres, too.
Garden Plot
Ready to protect your lawn from Japanese beetle grubs? Start now
Grab your milky spore powder and start applying now through the end of September to fight the Japanese beetle grubs destroying your lawn. Here's more green-thumb advice from WTOP garden editor Mike McGrath.
