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Did a former DC deputy mayor break the law? DC’s attorney general, feds investigating

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Did a former DC deputy mayor break the law? DC’s attorney general, feds investigating

‘Who’s gonna believe an 11-year-old kid?’: WTOP anchor speaks out on being sexually abused by Catholic priest

‘Who’s gonna believe an 11-year-old kid?’: WTOP anchor speaks out on being sexually abused by Catholic priest

‘A little bit of peace’: Northeast DC dog owners hold vigil for drowned dogs

‘A little bit of peace’: Northeast DC dog owners hold vigil for drowned dogs

DC plans to beef up police force, crack down on curfew violators

DC plans to beef up police force, crack down on curfew violators

DDOT working on plan to close part of Rhode Island Ave. in response to flash flooding

DDOT working on plan to close part of Rhode Island Ave. in response to flash flooding

Incoming students take precautions after recent violence near Howard University’s campus

Incoming students take precautions after recent violence near Howard University’s campus

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Ready for an even larger go-go celebration? Chuck Brown Day festival moves to new location

Ready for an even larger go-go celebration? Chuck Brown Day festival moves to new location

Stretch of Clara Barton Parkway open again, after closing for several hours Thursday

Stretch of Clara Barton Parkway open again, after closing for several hours Thursday

1 man killed, another injured in shooting near Columbia Heights Metro station

1 man killed, another injured in shooting near Columbia Heights Metro station

Chevy Chase DC Starbucks workers vote to unionize

Chevy Chase DC Starbucks workers vote to unionize

Reagan National project could bring more parking, better roads and new facilities

Reagan National project could bring more parking, better roads and new facilities

Broadway’s ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ returns to DC’s Kennedy Center

Broadway’s ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ returns to DC’s Kennedy Center

This 100-year-old Ivy City church was also devastated in Monday’s flood. Why is no one talking about it?

This 100-year-old Ivy City church was also devastated in Monday’s flood. Why is no one talking about it?

DC leaders honor ‘amazing’ lifeguards for heroism at city pools

DC leaders honor ‘amazing’ lifeguards for heroism at city pools

DC officials offer few answers about emergency response to Monday’s flooding

DC officials offer few answers about emergency response to Monday’s flooding

Court says two abortion protesters in DC can proceed with freedom of speech lawsuit

Court says two abortion protesters in DC can proceed with freedom of speech lawsuit

GOP bill would eliminate DC Home Rule, giving Congress operational power

GOP bill would eliminate DC Home Rule, giving Congress operational power

DC woman grapples with dog’s drowning death: ‘This could have all been prevented’

DC woman grapples with dog’s drowning death: ‘This could have all been prevented’

DC Council member wants to remedy ‘city failure’ in flood-prone areas

DC Council member wants to remedy ‘city failure’ in flood-prone areas

Howard U. ramps up security after random mob attack on students

Howard U. ramps up security after random mob attack on students

To help deter crime, a DC nonprofit wants to keep the lights on

To help deter crime, a DC nonprofit wants to keep the lights on

‘It’s a terrible thing’: 10 dogs drown after flood at DC pet day care, boarding facility

‘It’s a terrible thing’: 10 dogs drown after flood at DC pet day care, boarding facility

Georgetown restaurant owners plead guilty to $1.35 million in tax evasion, theft of COVID relief funds

Georgetown restaurant owners plead guilty to $1.35 million in tax evasion, theft of COVID relief funds

Maryland man charged for stealing ambulance, string of hit-and-runs in Arlington

Maryland man charged for stealing ambulance, string of hit-and-runs in Arlington

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