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February 2

WATCH: Capitol Police officer Brian Sicknick lies in honor at Capitol Rotunda

National Park Service now requiring visitors to wear masks

National Park Service now requiring visitors to wear masks

February 2

LISTEN: National Guard singing at Library of Congress

DC teachers want school safety walk-throughs, threaten strike

DC teachers want school safety walk-throughs, threaten strike

Thousands of DC Public Schools students return to some classrooms

Thousands of DC Public Schools students return to some classrooms

DC’s Potomac Phil declares early spring but more political gridlock

DC’s Potomac Phil declares early spring but more political gridlock

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Mr. Peanut donates $130K to DC’s Hook Hall Helps

Mr. Peanut donates $130K to DC’s Hook Hall Helps

DC launches new racial equity office, search for chief equity officer starts

DC launches new racial equity office, search for chief equity officer starts

Cheesecake Factory moves ahead with new downtown DC location

Cheesecake Factory moves ahead with new downtown DC location

DC grabs ‘Dave Thomas Circle’ through eminent domain

DC grabs ‘Dave Thomas Circle’ through eminent domain

February 1

Comparing DC’s snowfall with snow in other states that have road names in the District

DC seeks restraining order against teachers’ union to halt further strike talks

DC seeks restraining order against teachers’ union to halt further strike talks

DC Council ‘literally’ can’t deliver bills to Congress because of Capitol fence

DC Council ‘literally’ can’t deliver bills to Congress because of Capitol fence

DC health director warns of COVID-19 vaccine scam

DC health director warns of COVID-19 vaccine scam

Audit of DC 911 set to begin amid search for new director

Audit of DC 911 set to begin amid search for new director

24-year-old former race car driver opening Tap99 at Navy Yard

24-year-old former race car driver opening Tap99 at Navy Yard

Arbitrator clears way for DC to resume in-person learning despite union concern

Arbitrator clears way for DC to resume in-person learning despite union concern

1 person injured in DC house fire

1 person injured in DC house fire

Librarian of Congress, Carla Hayden, on making and shaping Black history

Librarian of Congress, Carla Hayden, on making and shaping Black history

Snow cute!: National Zoo’s Giant Pandas take full advantage of winter weather

Snow cute!: National Zoo’s Giant Pandas take full advantage of winter weather

Police: Woman found dead on sidewalk in Southeast

Police: Woman found dead on sidewalk in Southeast

DC man stabbed in Southeast

DC man stabbed in Southeast

‘The Great Snowakening’: Large snowball fight kicks off at Smithsonian Castle

‘The Great Snowakening’: Large snowball fight kicks off at Smithsonian Castle

‘It was impossible not to love her’: Former WJLA anchor and reporter Greta Kreuz dead following lung cancer battle

‘It was impossible not to love her’: Former WJLA anchor and reporter Greta Kreuz dead following lung cancer battle

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