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Wizards part ways with Ernie Grunfeld
The Washington Wizards have "relieved" Ernie Grunfeld of his duties as team president. He has been in Washington since 2003 as the team's head executive. This is a developing story.
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- ‘A special place in my heart’ — Bryce Harper posts message for Nationals fans
- What to do now that boil water advisory is lifted in southern Pr. George's updated
- Mick Jagger to undergo heart surgery
- DC road closures planned for Cherry Blossom Kids Run traffic
- Metro to leave current HQ by 2022, lease property for development
- Fairfax County jobs fair set for April 11, 12
- ‘Splash parties,’ secret cameras get Md. man 20 years for child porn
- Cubano Bowl wins California Tortilla customer vote
- Elvis Costello, Blondie coming to DC
- Truckload of rescued chihuahuas to be put up for adoption in DC
- Victim identified in fatal Southeast DC shooting
- At least 1,000 displaced as Fairfax Co. transformer fire leaves high-rise in the dark
- Amazon and Whole Foods are cutting prices again
- Census director: 2020 count 'on schedule, on budget, on message'
Redskins' sin: How they deal with jersey numbers
Redskins safety Landon Collins won’t get to wear his No. 21 jersey in Washington like his hero Sean Taylor. WTOP's Rob Woodfork gives his take.
World Autism Day: Know the signs
About one in 59 children is diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. Here’s what autism looks like, and why early intervention is key.
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WTOP turns 50: A look at Washington's Top News through history
As WTOP marks 50 years on the radio, those who helped make it what it is today are looking back at their experiences and at the stories that have touched the nation's capital.
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