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Flash flood watch in effect Friday afternoon; wind, heavy rain expected
A major storm system forming in the South will bring severe weather to the D.C. region as the National Weather Service issued a flash flood watch in effect Friday afternoon. Here’s what to expect.
- Top News
- Mueller reveals Trump’s attempts to choke off Russia probe
- Read the Mueller report
- DC attorney general launches criminal investigation of Washington Hebrew preschool
- Md. lawmakers will choose new House speaker in special session
- With Olympic dreams, 15-year-old Bethesda fencer takes bronze in Poland
- National Enquirer being sold to former newsstand mogul new
- Silver Spring man gets life sentence in RV shooting
- Overnight closures coming to Md. 90 near Ocean City traffic
- What’s driving DC region’s population growth?
- Where DC, Arlington ranked among America’s best cities for runners
- Police official: Short-circuit likely caused Notre Dame fire
- Caps' Siegenthaler ready for playoff debut
- Weekend road closures around Kennedy Center traffic
- 2 men arrested after 2 Howard Co. home invasions
- Cone Zone: Va. 123 ramp to I-66 closes for 2 years traffic
- BMW adds nearly 185K vehicles to recall over fire risk
- Uber rolls out feature urging riders to ‘check your ride’
- Federal pay raise should appear for many by early next week
'Deaf-centric' tiny house retreat coming to W. Va.
A tiny house resort in Lost River, West Virginia, was created by three Gallaudet University graduates, and welcomes everyone to experience a “deaf-centric” retreat. See photos.
DC has nation's most intense gentrification
Gentrification is a word that gets thrown around a lot when we hear about a new craft brewery or boutique shop opening in the city’s warehouse district. But what does it mean for D.C.’s residents, historically?
Recipes
25-plus recipes for Easter breakfast, lunch and dinner
Here are several recipes — for breakfast, lunch, dinner and dessert — to make your holiday meal memorable.
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