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Feds probe claims of bias against Asian-American students in Montgomery Co.
Parents in the Montgomery County Public Schools have complained that race was unlawfully factored into admissions for two sought-after middle school magnet programs.
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Loudoun Co. man charged for filming woman in bathroom stall
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Appeals court rejects Chelsea Manning’s effort to leave jail
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Va. state lawmaker pleads guilty to DUI
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Free parking planned at some Metro stations closing for whole summer
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Fire injures 4 and displaces dozens in Prince George’s Co.; police investigate shootings, stabbings
Two people were shot, two others stabbed and dozens of families were forced from their homes by an apartment fire raging in the Landover area on the same night.
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I-395 ramp to Washington Blvd. reopens after fatal accident
A fatal accident in Arlington, Virginia on the northbound Interstate 395 ramp to Washington Boulevard/Va. 27 is under investigation by the Virginia State Police.
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Maryland man indicted for defrauding program for disabled veterans
A Bowie, Maryland, man has been indicted by a federal grand jury for allegedly using his security company to defraud a U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs program for disabled military veterans out of hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Guilty plea for man who smashed truck through DC 7-Eleven window in ATM theft
A man accused of taking part in a bold ATM theft in D.C. last year has pleaded guilty to federal charges after investigators say DNA evidence helped identify him.
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Toll collections soar after Dulles Toll Road increase
More drivers are sticking with the Dulles Toll Road this year than the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority expected following a toll increase meant to cover Silver Line construction costs.
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Safety board meets to discuss cause of fatal 2016 explosion
The NTSB has been investigating the explosion at the Flower Branch apartments in Silver Spring for nearly three years.
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Childish Gambino, Lil Wayne headline Broccoli City Festival at FedEx Field
It’s time to crank some tunes and fertilize your mind as the Broccoli Cty Festival expands to FedEx Field this weekend.
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Interfaith worshippers pray for Sri Lanka bombing victims
The day after devastating, coordinated attacks claimed over 300 lives in Sri Lanka, a group of interfaith worshippers gathered to offer prayers for the victims and their families.
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Former Charles Co. instructional assistant charged with student sex offenses
Anthony Tyrone Williams, Jr., was fired from Mattawoman Middle School when the investigation began in January. He is charged with second-degree rape, among other charges.
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Sheriff’s office seek help to ID suspect in Frederick Co. church shooting
Two people were shot after an altercation between people at a funeral service in Frederick County, Maryland, on Saturday. The sheriff’s office believe that the shooting was not random, and the suspect is still at large.
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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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Charges dropped against Md. woman accused of stabbing ex-boyfriend
Police say a New Carrollton woman went to her ex-boyfriend’s home and stabbed him twice and stole his cellphone.
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Md. Gov. Hogan heads to New Hampshire for ‘Politics and Eggs’
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is joining a unique breakfast club: a New Hampshire event that’s become a required stop for anyone seriously considering a White House run.
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National Zoo draws crowd of families for Earth Day, Easter Monday
Beautiful weather and a trifecta of celebrations drew a crowd to the National Zoo to celebrate Easter Monday, Earth Day and Earth Optimism Day. See photos.
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Chesapeake Bay gets Earth Day focus in Annapolis
Officials believe when Marylanders feel connected to the parks and tributaries in the watershed, they’ll work to preserve the Chesapeake Bay for generations to come.
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