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‘Big dog adopters, we need you’: Md. shelter at ‘critical capacity’ finds homes for 18 dogs

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‘Big dog adopters, we need you’: Md. shelter at ‘critical capacity’ finds homes for 18 dogs

Burst pipe forces Maryland school to close as classrooms flooded

Burst pipe forces Maryland school to close as classrooms flooded

1 dead in crash that closed southbound lanes of Baltimore-Washington Parkway near Laurel

1 dead in crash that closed southbound lanes of Baltimore-Washington Parkway near Laurel

Maryland, DC urge SNAP recipients to update their eligibility under new work requirements

Maryland, DC urge SNAP recipients to update their eligibility under new work requirements

‘We got blindsided’: Gymnastics coach blasts Montgomery Co. schools decision to end sport’s program

‘We got blindsided’: Gymnastics coach blasts Montgomery Co. schools decision to end sport’s program

Silver Spring man released on bail after allegedly touching women’s hair on Metro

Silver Spring man released on bail after allegedly touching women’s hair on Metro

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Officer caught on video in Maryland spreading a little bit of kindness

Officer caught on video in Maryland spreading a little bit of kindness

Maryland lawmakers considering autonomous vehicles

Maryland lawmakers considering autonomous vehicles

‘What is a life worth?’: Maryland lawmakers asked to boost penalties for vehicular manslaughter

‘What is a life worth?’: Maryland lawmakers asked to boost penalties for vehicular manslaughter

‘Once in a lifetime type break’: DC Water official on what review shows regarding sewage spill

‘Once in a lifetime type break’: DC Water official on what review shows regarding sewage spill

Man accused in Potomac senior living facility killing, trooper shooting ruled competent to stand trial

Man accused in Potomac senior living facility killing, trooper shooting ruled competent to stand trial

Most Potomac River advisories lifted, but officials say keep avoiding these areas after sewage spill

Most Potomac River advisories lifted, but officials say keep avoiding these areas after sewage spill

Tre’ Johnson remembered not just for Washington football, but his second career afterward

Tre’ Johnson remembered not just for Washington football, but his second career afterward

Beer and wine sales in Maryland grocery stores appear stalled for this year

Beer and wine sales in Maryland grocery stores appear stalled for this year

Congress members briefed on Iran’s ‘imminent threat’ get few specifics from Trump officials

Congress members briefed on Iran’s ‘imminent threat’ get few specifics from Trump officials

Annapolis considers Zoey’s Law, named for preschooler killed by driver fleeing police

Annapolis considers Zoey’s Law, named for preschooler killed by driver fleeing police

High school coach wins $10K with half-court heave at Wizards game

High school coach wins $10K with half-court heave at Wizards game

DC increases Potomac River water testing after historic sewage spill

DC increases Potomac River water testing after historic sewage spill

Anticipating an ICE surge, county leaders in Md. ramp up immigrant protections

Anticipating an ICE surge, county leaders in Md. ramp up immigrant protections

Man who used stolen forklift to murder woman in Waldorf sentenced to 40 years

Man who used stolen forklift to murder woman in Waldorf sentenced to 40 years

Family of murdered AU professor remembers her joy for life

Family of murdered AU professor remembers her joy for life

Cleanup begins along the C&O Canal after sewage spill, but rain slows early work

Cleanup begins along the C&O Canal after sewage spill, but rain slows early work

Immigration legislation proposals dominate Montgomery County Council meeting

Immigration legislation proposals dominate Montgomery County Council meeting

What to do when baby squirrels are born in your home

What to do when baby squirrels are born in your home

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