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When are the worst times to travel on DC-area roads this Thanksgiving?
Before stuffing turkeys and cracking wishbones, millions of drivers in the D.C. area will have to endure traffic delays and backups — with this evening is projected to be the busiest time to drive, and congestion continuing into Wednesday. Find out where the trouble spots may be.
- Top News
- WATCH: Trump to pardon Thanksgiving turkey live
- 1 dead in Frederick Co. semi truck crash
- PHOTOS: Historic Capitol Hill church becomes multimillion-dollar condos new
- Why Thanksgiving could be a good time to learn about family history new
- Safeway adds ‘Hailgating’ sections in Redskins partnership
- Uber deal offers more wheelchair-accessible vehicles around DC area
- Alexandria leaders see Amazon HQ2 as economic boom, not traffic nightmare
- Woman struck and killed by car near MARC train tracks in Gaithersburg
- VIDEO: WTOP announces winners of Junior Reporter contest
- Notification services can let you know about deliveries to stem package pirates
- Tips to fry your turkey — not your home
- Gunman in Chicago hospital shooting had prior complaint
- US judge stalls enforcement of Trump asylum restrictions
- 400 free Thanksgiving dinners mean more than full bellies to local military
- Rolling Stones to play Fedex Field
- Redskins sign QB Mark Sanchez to back up Colt McCoy
- ‘Brutal’ bout of arctic air headed for DC-area on Thanksgiving weather
- NSA IG looks to make agency 'transparent where we can be'
Kaepernick is the Redskins' best path to success
The Redskins cling to a one-game lead over the rival Cowboys and now face a crucial stretch run without their starting quarterback. Kaepernick would have been a perfect solution.
'Shameless' scribe stages new play at Studio
Molly Smith Metzler (“Shameless,” “Orange is the New Black”) stages her new play “Cry It Out” at Studio Theatre, now through Dec. 16.
Food
Recipes for Thanksgiving
If you want to try some different recipes Thursday, here are some for your turkey, potatoes, side dishes and desserts.
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