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Former US Capitol Police chief talks about political violence and assessing threats

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Former US Capitol Police chief talks about political violence and assessing threats

Washington Spirit supporters to continue chanting ‘Free DC’ despite end of federal surge

Washington Spirit supporters to continue chanting ‘Free DC’ despite end of federal surge

Citing instances of ‘spectator conflict,’ DC schools say students need chaperone to attend football games

Citing instances of ‘spectator conflict,’ DC schools say students need chaperone to attend football games

Vibrant fall foliage in the forecast for the DC area

Vibrant fall foliage in the forecast for the DC area

Mob of invasive spotted lanternflies appear on DC area’s weather radar

Mob of invasive spotted lanternflies appear on DC area’s weather radar

New public dashboard aims to track the fairness of the allocation of organ donations

New public dashboard aims to track the fairness of the allocation of organ donations

More Washington, DC News

‘It’s not fully over’: DC leaders talk about what’s next after the crime emergency ends

‘It’s not fully over’: DC leaders talk about what’s next after the crime emergency ends

WATCH: Giant panda Qing Bao celebrates 4th birthday at DC’s National Zoo

WATCH: Giant panda Qing Bao celebrates 4th birthday at DC’s National Zoo

Metro on pace for ‘lowest crime year ever,’ says GM

Metro on pace for ‘lowest crime year ever,’ says GM

Father detained by ICE in front of family days before DC crime emergency ends

Father detained by ICE in front of family days before DC crime emergency ends

‘Turning tragedy into purpose’: Longtime DC-area basketball coach holds networking clinic to honor son killed in 2023

‘Turning tragedy into purpose’: Longtime DC-area basketball coach holds networking clinic to honor son killed in 2023

How should you talk to your kids after seeing violent news online?

How should you talk to your kids after seeing violent news online?

Historically Black colleges issue lockdown orders, cancel classes after receiving threats

Historically Black colleges issue lockdown orders, cancel classes after receiving threats

Weekend roadwork scheduled on troublesome Beltway corridor that could lead to improvements

Weekend roadwork scheduled on troublesome Beltway corridor that could lead to improvements

Wounded veterans remember 9/11 as cycling team finishes 350-mile relay in DC

Wounded veterans remember 9/11 as cycling team finishes 350-mile relay in DC

September 11

WATCH: Trump, military officials mark 24th anniversary of 9/11 attacks at the Pentagon

Things to do in the DC area: WalkingTown, Art All Night … and more!

Things to do in the DC area: WalkingTown, Art All Night … and more!

How schools, community groups contribute to promising overdose trends in DC area

How schools, community groups contribute to promising overdose trends in DC area

Trump’s emergency order for DC is set to expire, but House moves to place new limits on the city

Trump’s emergency order for DC is set to expire, but House moves to place new limits on the city

Sen. Ruben Gallego seeks to block Ashli Babbitt from military funeral honors

Sen. Ruben Gallego seeks to block Ashli Babbitt from military funeral honors

Fire breaks out at Northeast DC Pepco facility

Fire breaks out at Northeast DC Pepco facility

Coalition’s Hail Mary push for last-minute changes to RFK stadium deal ahead of final council vote

Coalition’s Hail Mary push for last-minute changes to RFK stadium deal ahead of final council vote

What will change about policing in DC when ‘crime emergency’ declaration ends? Bowser looks ahead

What will change about policing in DC when ‘crime emergency’ declaration ends? Bowser looks ahead

Man who hurled sandwich at federal agent pleads not guilty to assault charge

Man who hurled sandwich at federal agent pleads not guilty to assault charge

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