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Md. driver charged in fatal Bowie crash that killed 6, including 5 kids
The driver who survived a deadly crash off Route 301 in Bowie, Maryland, that killed her six passengers, including five children, is now facing charges. Two of the kids killed were her children. The children ranged in age from 5 to 15.
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Broccoli City Festival comes to FedEx Field
It’s time to crank some tunes and fertilize your mind as the Broccoli City Festival expands to FedEx Field this weekend. See the lineup.
Georgetown House Tour returns
Revel in modern architecture, historic homes and outdoor oases during the 88th annual Georgetown House Tour. See photos.
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