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DC racks up more homicides in first 9 months than in all of 2017
The rising homicide rate in the District comes as violent crime across the city is down 7 percent and all crime has declined slightly. Find out which crimes are up the most and which have declined the most.
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- Judge weighs Cosby’s sentence after declaring him ‘predator’ updated
- Md. state workers get 60 paid parental leave days in new plan new
- Trump boasts of America’s might, draws headshakes at UN new
- Legionnaires’ disease found at DC senior living community new
- Police ID vehicle in fatal Gainesville hit-and-run new
- Sinkhole threatens to consume cars in Southeast DC
- GW Parkway rebuild in the works
- ‘We’re sick of it’: Gunfire near DC neighborhood anti-crime walk
- Hogan, Jealous discuss issues, trade barbs in only debate before election
- DC neighborhood grappling with runner’s death, safety concerns
- Police, family ‘concerned’ for missing Md. woman’s well-being
- What’s yogurt? Industry wants greater liberty to use term
- Rosenstein’s job to be topic of Thursday meeting with Trump
- 400-acre parcel near Dulles sells for $237M
- Hidden costs of working from a home office new
- Deal to protect Tangier Island channel announced
- DC wants to change law aimed at K2 to go after dealers
- DC athletes pose with furry friends
- Don't open Apple Gift card email; it's a scam
- Federal employees express frustration with open office designs
Best cars for drivers, as ranked by Motor Trend
A surprisingly fun-to-drive Lamborghini took top honors on Motor Trend’s list, and it’s joined by an SUV and a Honda Civic. Check out photos of the winner and the contenders.
Peterson’s renaissance recalls Riggins' career
Adrian Peterson is one of the NFL's best early-season, feel-good stories; and for longtime Redskins fans, it's a very familiar tale. And, here's how other teams did in Week 3.
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How DC-area road signs get made
You're probably very familiar with all of the road signs you see during your daily commute. But you might be surprised to learn how they're made — and how big they are. Find out more. See video.
