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It's getting hot in here: DC area could be in for record-busting temps
Records could be broken on Monday and Tuesday, with temperatures in the 90s. And, the humidity will make it feel even warmer, the National Weather Service said. It will feel as if it’s in the triple digits. Here's what you need to know to stay cool.
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- Purple Line pain: Project moving, but it will mean a 6-month bridge detour new
- 2018 Md. Primary Guide: Crowded field of candidates seek Democratic nomination for governor new
- Can’t stop the music: More tunes on the way at 3 Metro stations new
- DC radio legend Frank Harden dies at 95 new
- In DC primary, minimum wage is the main topic of discussion
- Car review: 2018 Tiguan and Atlas, SUVS from VW
- In 1983, she became the 1st US woman in space
- Maryland’s capital city names its first poet laureate new
- 5 dead as SUV chased by Border Patrol crashes in South Texas
- Md. officials stress importance of life jackets after boating fatalities
- Va. school could be renamed after Obama
- Motorcyclist dead after Prince George’s Co. collision
- Brooks Koepka wins U.S. Open
- Fairfax Co. police: Missing teen experiencing ‘mental health crisis’
- Gunfire erupts at New Jersey arts festival; 22 wounded updated
- Yorkie helps lead search party to missing toddler
- Navy, Air Force want Congress to abolish 180-day waiting period to hire military retirees
Organization gives new life to survivors of abuse
There are many barriers when it comes to escaping domestic violence. One is where to go. But a local organization is helping to bridge that gap.
World Cup watch parties for every country
Where should you go to watch the World Cup? No matter what you’re looking for or what country you support, we’ve got you covered.
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