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Furloughed IRS worker describes consequences of government shutdown

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Furloughed IRS worker describes consequences of government shutdown

After losing her partner to suicide, woman successfully advocates for barriers on DC bridge

After losing her partner to suicide, woman successfully advocates for barriers on DC bridge

LOVE Act lets DC residents get married during shutdown

LOVE Act lets DC residents get married during shutdown

On the Move: ‘War on talent’ grows as DC region’s population gets older

On the Move: ‘War on talent’ grows as DC region’s population gets older

Docuseries on the disappearance of Relisha Rudd hopes to generate new tips on the 11-year-old case

Docuseries on the disappearance of Relisha Rudd hopes to generate new tips on the 11-year-old case

Nor’easter brings stormy weather, heavy winds to DC region

Nor’easter brings stormy weather, heavy winds to DC region

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Anti-Trump encampment returns to Union Station after permit reinstated

Anti-Trump encampment returns to Union Station after permit reinstated

Amid relief of Gaza ceasefire, US Muslim, Jewish groups agree on difficulty of achieving lasting peace

Amid relief of Gaza ceasefire, US Muslim, Jewish groups agree on difficulty of achieving lasting peace

Thanks to tariffs, the cost of Halloween costumes are more trick than treat

Thanks to tariffs, the cost of Halloween costumes are more trick than treat

Government shutdown enters third week with no sign of ending

Government shutdown enters third week with no sign of ending

Tens of thousands turn out for DC’s 41st Army Ten-Miler

Tens of thousands turn out for DC’s 41st Army Ten-Miler

Trump’s intervention in Washington prompts calls for its 18-term House delegate to step down

Trump’s intervention in Washington prompts calls for its 18-term House delegate to step down

Government shutdown causes a real Boo at the Zoo

Government shutdown causes a real Boo at the Zoo

Yes, ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Halloween costumes are in DC

Yes, ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Halloween costumes are in DC

Family members of DC plane crash victims push for aviation safety reform

Family members of DC plane crash victims push for aviation safety reform

DC sports world remembers former WTOP broadcaster Craig Heist

DC sports world remembers former WTOP broadcaster Craig Heist

Can Don Bosco Cristo Rey High School get a 4-peat in the Cristo Rey Cup?

Can Don Bosco Cristo Rey High School get a 4-peat in the Cristo Rey Cup?

DC region could be doing more to attract, retain teachers for most vulnerable students, report finds

DC region could be doing more to attract, retain teachers for most vulnerable students, report finds

American University offers free learning day for furloughed federal workers

American University offers free learning day for furloughed federal workers

Weekend road closures in DC area for Army Ten-Miler and Snallygaster festival

Weekend road closures in DC area for Army Ten-Miler and Snallygaster festival

What’s open, closed on Indigenous Peoples-Columbus Day 2025 in DC area

What’s open, closed on Indigenous Peoples-Columbus Day 2025 in DC area

The DC region is becoming more diverse. Where are Latinos moving?

The DC region is becoming more diverse. Where are Latinos moving?

DC National Guard director responds to criticism about troops picking up trash during community meeting

DC National Guard director responds to criticism about troops picking up trash during community meeting

Tom Sietsema’s impact on the DC dining culture, according to the chefs, owners he reviewed

Tom Sietsema’s impact on the DC dining culture, according to the chefs, owners he reviewed

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