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Treating hearing loss could reduce the risk of dementia, study finds

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Treating hearing loss could reduce the risk of dementia, study finds

Wet week continues Wednesday in DC area

Wet week continues Wednesday in DC area

Kayaking, water polo and ballet could fill your kids’ summer in DC

Kayaking, water polo and ballet could fill your kids’ summer in DC

Trump budget cuts could push DC area into a recession, George Mason professor says

Trump budget cuts could push DC area into a recession, George Mason professor says

DC Ward 7 residents discuss proposed new Commanders stadium at RFK site

DC Ward 7 residents discuss proposed new Commanders stadium at RFK site

Interim US Attorney for DC criticizes local leaders on his last day in office

Interim US Attorney for DC criticizes local leaders on his last day in office

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Private equity firm launches $10M investment accelerator for family-owned DC-area companies

Private equity firm launches $10M investment accelerator for family-owned DC-area companies

With DC crime under federal and local microscope, numbers trending in right direction

With DC crime under federal and local microscope, numbers trending in right direction

RFK Jr. takes grandchildren to contaminated DC creek for a swim

RFK Jr. takes grandchildren to contaminated DC creek for a swim

As DC reimagines Chinatown, Falls Church restaurant has been drawing diners from around the globe for decades

As DC reimagines Chinatown, Falls Church restaurant has been drawing diners from around the globe for decades

Clearing up the confusion around Metro’s ‘Better Bus’ systemwide overhaul

Clearing up the confusion around Metro’s ‘Better Bus’ systemwide overhaul

DC says its moving in ‘the right direction’ with decreasing homeless data

DC says its moving in ‘the right direction’ with decreasing homeless data

Roosevelt Bridge rehab starts Monday: What you need to know

Roosevelt Bridge rehab starts Monday: What you need to know

DC man charged in murder of girlfriend’s 1-year-old daughter

DC man charged in murder of girlfriend’s 1-year-old daughter

Almost a year after one DC protest, police continue using surveillance tactics to make arrests

Almost a year after one DC protest, police continue using surveillance tactics to make arrests

The do’s and don’ts of Mother’s Day gifts

The do’s and don’ts of Mother’s Day gifts

Report: DC region’s economy came out of COVID-19 well. What’s in store for the future?

Report: DC region’s economy came out of COVID-19 well. What’s in store for the future?

7 indicted for 34 ‘jugging’ robberies going back to 2023

7 indicted for 34 ‘jugging’ robberies going back to 2023

Details for Trump’s planned June 14 military parade revealed in permit application

Details for Trump’s planned June 14 military parade revealed in permit application

Drought concerns highlight lack of backup water supply in DC, Arlington

Drought concerns highlight lack of backup water supply in DC, Arlington

First in nation affordable communal living space for LGBTQ+ seniors opens in DC

First in nation affordable communal living space for LGBTQ+ seniors opens in DC

DC region’s water reserves may be tapped this summer if drought persists

DC region’s water reserves may be tapped this summer if drought persists

Protesters call for the return of deported man outside El Salvador embassy

Protesters call for the return of deported man outside El Salvador embassy

Mother’s Day comes early for DC and Maryland women looking for fresh start

Mother’s Day comes early for DC and Maryland women looking for fresh start

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