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$700K investigation into former Bowser aide ‘worth every penny,’ says DC council member

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$700K investigation into former Bowser aide ‘worth every penny,’ says DC council member

Nazi flag-bearing man who crashed a truck into barriers near the White House pleads guilty to felony

Nazi flag-bearing man who crashed a truck into barriers near the White House pleads guilty to felony

How will the upcoming restoration project affect the Tidal Basin this summer

How will the upcoming restoration project affect the Tidal Basin this summer

DC 2024 primary election voter guide: Everything you need to know

DC 2024 primary election voter guide: Everything you need to know

‘A thing of beauty’: 25 years later, Ted Leonsis reflects on Capitals ownership

‘A thing of beauty’: 25 years later, Ted Leonsis reflects on Capitals ownership

What’s the buzz? ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’ at National Theatre marks homecoming for Virginia native

What’s the buzz? ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’ at National Theatre marks homecoming for Virginia native

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Nationals Notebook: Month of maybes

Nationals Notebook: Month of maybes

‘The ultimate working dog’: Montgomery Co. K9s with Czech heritage make embassy appearance

‘The ultimate working dog’: Montgomery Co. K9s with Czech heritage make embassy appearance

2 shootings in Northeast DC leave 3, including teen boy, hurt

2 shootings in Northeast DC leave 3, including teen boy, hurt

National Mall flyover involving nearly 60 aircraft set for take off Saturday

National Mall flyover involving nearly 60 aircraft set for take off Saturday

A veteran nurse on Nurse Appreciation Week and why the job remains rewarding

A veteran nurse on Nurse Appreciation Week and why the job remains rewarding

Thomas says critics are pushing ‘nastiness’ and calls Washington a ‘hideous place’

Thomas says critics are pushing ‘nastiness’ and calls Washington a ‘hideous place’

First dog park east of the Anacostia River opens in Southeast DC

First dog park east of the Anacostia River opens in Southeast DC

DC Council members add controversial Connecticut Ave. bike lane project to budget proposal

DC Council members add controversial Connecticut Ave. bike lane project to budget proposal

Eight families whose dogs drowned in pet care facility sue District Dogs, claim negligence

Eight families whose dogs drowned in pet care facility sue District Dogs, claim negligence

Boil water advisory lifted following Northwest DC water main break

Boil water advisory lifted following Northwest DC water main break

From World War II draft cards to immigration records, National Archives inks deal with Ancestry.com to digitize 65M documents

From World War II draft cards to immigration records, National Archives inks deal with Ancestry.com to digitize 65M documents

Pro-Palestinian protesters disperse after police presence at GWU campus; at least 1 arrested

Pro-Palestinian protesters disperse after police presence at GWU campus; at least 1 arrested

2nd black bear in a year enters DC’s Brookland neighborhood

2nd black bear in a year enters DC’s Brookland neighborhood

Metro’s future of bus service could bring new routes and end some familiar stops

Metro’s future of bus service could bring new routes and end some familiar stops

Nothing to sneeze at: DC tops list of worst cities for grass allergies

Nothing to sneeze at: DC tops list of worst cities for grass allergies

DC reaches settlement in sexual harassment scandal involving mayor’s former chief of staff

DC reaches settlement in sexual harassment scandal involving mayor’s former chief of staff

May 9

People on the National Mall celebrate their mom by sharing her best advice

White House opens private gardens to the public for Mother’s Day weekend

White House opens private gardens to the public for Mother’s Day weekend

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