WTOP Staff
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Cone Zone: Updates on work zones in DC, Maryland and Virginia
Hundreds of road repairs and upgrades are happening far and wide across our region. Some projects are sprawling while others are more subtle. Find out you where you’ll see the roadwork and let us know about the ones that are holding up your commute.
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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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Redskins release 2019 schedule
The Redskins schedule for 2019 has been released. These are the dates and times the team will be playing.
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Ravens release 2019 schedule
The Baltimore Ravens have released the team’s 2019 schedule on ESPN. Here are the dates and times the team is playing.
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Alternative places to see cherry blossoms in DC region
Not too keen on struggling with crowds at the Tidal Basin? Here are alternative places to see the cherry blossoms around the D.C. region.
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Meet the 2019 Washington Nationals
The Washington Nationals open the 2019 MLB season on Thursday, March 28. Meet the players sporting the Curly W this year.
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Need a bigger boat: 35-pound bass caught on the Potomac River
A man snagged an estimated 35-pound, 40-inch striped bass near Fletcher’s Cove in Northwest D.C. on Friday. See photo.
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PHOTOS: Snow falls in and around DC
What is hopefully winter’s last hurrah fell Friday as a wintry mix on the D.C. area. See photos of the snowy scenes.
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How to get around DC during the 2019 National Cherry Blossom Festival
Looking forward to spending this spring taking in the cherry blossoms? Here are the top options for getting around the National Mall and Tidal Basin for the National Cherry Blossom Festival, March 20–April 14.
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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.
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PHOTOS: Snow hits the DC region
See photos and tweets of Tuesday’s snowfall from WTOP reporters and listeners.
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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.
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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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