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‘Once in a lifetime type break’: DC Water official on what review shows regarding sewage spill

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‘Once in a lifetime type break’: DC Water official on what review shows regarding sewage spill

Rockets, sirens and bedroom bomb shelters: US student describes life in Israel

Rockets, sirens and bedroom bomb shelters: US student describes life in Israel

Public comments on President Trump’s ballroom are overwhelmingly negative

Public comments on President Trump’s ballroom are overwhelmingly negative

Two senior DC police officials placed on administrative leave

Two senior DC police officials placed on administrative leave

Trump replaces Homeland Security Secretary Noem after mounting criticism over her leadership

Trump replaces Homeland Security Secretary Noem after mounting criticism over her leadership

Tre’ Johnson remembered not just for Washington football, but his second career afterward

Tre’ Johnson remembered not just for Washington football, but his second career afterward

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Man pleads guilty to bringing explosives to a DC church marking the start of a Supreme Court term

Man pleads guilty to bringing explosives to a DC church marking the start of a Supreme Court term

NFL looking for DC-area businesses to help service the 2027 draft

NFL looking for DC-area businesses to help service the 2027 draft

Plan moves ahead to better light up DC’s Union Station at night

Plan moves ahead to better light up DC’s Union Station at night

DC’s cherry blossoms could reach peak bloom at end of March. Here’s when and how to celebrate

DC’s cherry blossoms could reach peak bloom at end of March. Here’s when and how to celebrate

What DC crews faced clearing trash in ‘snowcrete’ — stuck trucks, frozen cans, a broken ankle

What DC crews faced clearing trash in ‘snowcrete’ — stuck trucks, frozen cans, a broken ankle

Road closures for Saturday’s FITDC HerStory 5K; what to know

Road closures for Saturday’s FITDC HerStory 5K; what to know

‘Restoring the rule of law’: Why declaring war matters

‘Restoring the rule of law’: Why declaring war matters

High school coach wins $10K with half-court heave at Wizards game

High school coach wins $10K with half-court heave at Wizards game

Protester, three Capitol Police officers treated for injuries after scuffle in Senate hearing room

Protester, three Capitol Police officers treated for injuries after scuffle in Senate hearing room

DC increases Potomac River water testing after historic sewage spill

DC increases Potomac River water testing after historic sewage spill

2 DC fires force more than a dozen from their homes, 2 firefighters injured

2 DC fires force more than a dozen from their homes, 2 firefighters injured

Family of murdered AU professor remembers her joy for life

Family of murdered AU professor remembers her joy for life

Children’s National Hospital sees more cannabis addiction among teens and tweens

Children’s National Hospital sees more cannabis addiction among teens and tweens

Cleanup begins along the C&O Canal after sewage spill, but rain slows early work

Cleanup begins along the C&O Canal after sewage spill, but rain slows early work

Local woman diagnosed with colon cancer at 37 on the importance of paying attention to your body

Local woman diagnosed with colon cancer at 37 on the importance of paying attention to your body

Pardoned Capitol rioter arrested after videos show man touching strangers’ hair on Metro trains

Pardoned Capitol rioter arrested after videos show man touching strangers’ hair on Metro trains

Environmental restoration begins near collapse of Potomac Interceptor sewer line

Environmental restoration begins near collapse of Potomac Interceptor sewer line

As explosions devastate Iran’s capital, protesters gather outside White House to voice opposition to attack

As explosions devastate Iran’s capital, protesters gather outside White House to voice opposition to attack

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