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Former Md. official charged with soliciting sex from agent posing as 13-year-old

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Former Md. official charged with soliciting sex from agent posing as 13-year-old

In summerlike heat, families seek shade along Labor Day parade route in Kensington

In summerlike heat, families seek shade along Labor Day parade route in Kensington

Hogan says he has ‘not closed the door’ to running for president

Hogan says he has ‘not closed the door’ to running for president

DC restricts use of business space where dogs drowned; Bowser meets with pet owners

DC restricts use of business space where dogs drowned; Bowser meets with pet owners

DC leaders push OMB on federal return-to-office plan

DC leaders push OMB on federal return-to-office plan

Youngkin calls lawmakers back to Richmond for special session on long-delayed budget

Youngkin calls lawmakers back to Richmond for special session on long-delayed budget

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New Potomac bridge: Officials take first steps on project to double passenger rail capacity between Va. and DC

New Potomac bridge: Officials take first steps on project to double passenger rail capacity between Va. and DC

DC Auditor report says half a billion in federal COVID money was spent without approval

DC Auditor report says half a billion in federal COVID money was spent without approval

As school year begins, enforcement of Virginia’s new transgender policies remain unclear

As school year begins, enforcement of Virginia’s new transgender policies remain unclear

Hate the ‘pock-pock’ noise of pickleball? Arlington Co. has a plan

Hate the ‘pock-pock’ noise of pickleball? Arlington Co. has a plan

Virginia’s upcoming election is ‘most important election of the year,’ Sen. Warner says

Virginia’s upcoming election is ‘most important election of the year,’ Sen. Warner says

‘We could have done things differently’: 911 call center director on the deadly District Dogs flood

‘We could have done things differently’: 911 call center director on the deadly District Dogs flood

Newly constructed Douglas MacArthur Elementary replaces outdated Alexandria namesake

Newly constructed Douglas MacArthur Elementary replaces outdated Alexandria namesake

State, county officials discuss strategies to battle the ever-changing opioid crisis in Maryland

State, county officials discuss strategies to battle the ever-changing opioid crisis in Maryland

Lawsuit against Maryland State Police claiming racial discrimination in State Fire Marshal’s Office can continue

Lawsuit against Maryland State Police claiming racial discrimination in State Fire Marshal’s Office can continue

A look at former Washington Commanders owner Dan Snyder’s off-field scandals

A look at former Washington Commanders owner Dan Snyder’s off-field scandals

Sen. Chris Van Hollen endorses Angela Alsobrooks in open-seat Democratic primary for U.S. Senate

Sen. Chris Van Hollen endorses Angela Alsobrooks in open-seat Democratic primary for U.S. Senate

Maryland Gov. Moore, Lt. Miller pitch Commanders — and their fans — at training camp

Maryland Gov. Moore, Lt. Miller pitch Commanders — and their fans — at training camp

‘We are clearly in a war zone’: DC Council member calls on National Guard to fight city violence

‘We are clearly in a war zone’: DC Council member calls on National Guard to fight city violence

After 14 years as ‘eyesore’, Loudoun Co. could tear down half-built hotel along U.S. 50

After 14 years as ‘eyesore’, Loudoun Co. could tear down half-built hotel along U.S. 50

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Navigating the future of Eden Center: Vietnamese hub seeks inclusion, improvements

Prince George’s Co. votes to incentivize restaurants to add healthy meals

Prince George’s Co. votes to incentivize restaurants to add healthy meals

Loudoun Co. envisions what US 50 commute could look like — 40 years down the road

Loudoun Co. envisions what US 50 commute could look like — 40 years down the road

Virginia says governor weighs circumstances of crimes in deciding on restoring felons’ voting rights

Virginia says governor weighs circumstances of crimes in deciding on restoring felons’ voting rights

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