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Pet of the Week: 2019 pets
Pet of the Week is a weekly feature that highlights a pet available for adoption from D.C.’s Humane Rescue Alliance.
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Pothole Patrol: How to report potholes in the area
The first major snow storm of the season is over, but the damage to roads and highways has only begun.
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WATCH: Punxsutawney Phil makes his forecast for 2019
Saturday was Groundhog Day, which means the fabled “Prognosticator of Prognosticators,” Punxsutawney Phil, came out at sunrise for his annual weather prediction at Gobbler’s Knob in Pennsylvania.
2 weeks ago -
PHOTOS: Snow hits the DC region
See photos and tweets of Tuesday’s snowfall from WTOP reporters and listeners.
3 weeks ago -
Shutdown specials: DC-area deals for furloughed government workers
From food and drinks to free activities, government employees in the D.C. area have a number of deals to choose from during the partial government shutdown.
3 weeks ago -
VIDEO: President Trump announces shutdown deal
Yielding to mounting pressure and growing disruption, President Donald Trump and congressional leaders on Friday reached a short-term deal to reopen the government for three weeks. See video.
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10 Most Affordable Online MBA Programs
An online MBA doesn’t have to cost a fortune. While a few schools ranked by U.S. News charge more than $2,000 per credit for out-of-state students, some online programs offer part-time students the chance to earn an MBA for only a few hundred dollars per credit.
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CES ‘transforms the future’ with AI, 5G, self-driving cars
LAS VEGAS — CES has long been the domain — and the playground — of the futurist. While it’s always fun to get a look at “what is,” it’s a glimpse toward “what’s yet to…
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First snow of the year brings closings, and nasty road conditions
The D.C. region endured its first major snowstorm of 2019, bringing with it rounds of closures and icy road conditions.
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Top books to grow your financial literacy and wealth
Building wealth, like doing anything well, is a process that requires lifelong learning. Here are eight good books that cover a variety of wealth-improvement topics.
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Invest in your Health: Preventing Cancer
You can save money to better your future financial health, but did you know you can also invest in your physical health? Everyday choices you make in your 20s, 30s and 40s — from what you eat, to the immunizations you receive — can impact your well-being now and down the road, and even help to prevent cancer.
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Pet of the Week: 2018 pets
Pet of the Week is a weekly feature that highlights a pet available for adoption from D.C.’s Humane Rescue Alliance.
2 months ago -
Crabs, Old Bay, and pine: Maryland Christmas trees show off state pride
Every year, garden clubs from all over Maryland decorate trees for display at Maryland’s State House throughout the holidays. Here’s a sampling of what visitors can expect to find. See photos.
2 months ago -
VIDEO: Caps forward Kuzy learns some tricks from the Harlem Globetrotters
Washington Capitals forward Evgeny Kuznetsov recently traded in his ice skates for a pair of sneaks for a fun outing with members of the Harlem Globetrotters.
2 months ago -
DC-area police investigate threats believed to be part of nationwide hoax
Police have responded to several bomb threats in the D.C. area that are believed to be part of a nationwide hoax. Authorities said none of the threats has been substantiated.
2 months ago
