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DC Water offers flood relief for homeowners

September 30

DC Water offers flood relief for homeowners

Getting out the vote at the Prince George’s County jail

September 30

Getting out the vote at the Prince George’s County jail

Maryland researchers identify what works to help children avoid obesity

September 30

Maryland researchers identify what works to help children avoid obesity

Lt. Collins’ law one of several going into effect Oct. 1 in Maryland

September 30

Lt. Collins’ law one of several going into effect Oct. 1 in Maryland

Lawsuits challenge Virginia’s sexual orientation protections

September 30

Lawsuits challenge Virginia’s sexual orientation protections

Virginia bill making localities responsible for protest damage stalls

September 30

Virginia bill making localities responsible for protest damage stalls

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Restaurant workers picket at DC’s Capital Grille

September 30

Restaurant workers picket at DC’s Capital Grille

Deadline for property tax, rent credits in Maryland extended

September 30

Deadline for property tax, rent credits in Maryland extended

Virginia man who fell to death at construction site IDed

September 30

Virginia man who fell to death at construction site IDed

Montgomery County preps for possible future virus spike, Election Day

September 30

Montgomery County preps for possible future virus spike, Election Day

How can people become poll watchers? Learn the rules for DC, Md., Va.

September 30

How can people become poll watchers? Learn the rules for DC, Md., Va.

Latest outlook: DC economy not expected to start recovering until 2022

September 30

Latest outlook: DC economy not expected to start recovering until 2022

Dulles Greenway turns 25; underused pioneer looks ahead in evolving pay-to-drive region

September 30

Dulles Greenway turns 25; underused pioneer looks ahead in evolving pay-to-drive region

Filmfest DC, city’s longest running film festival, pivots to virtual experience

September 30

Filmfest DC, city’s longest running film festival, pivots to virtual experience

DC-area Virginia Tech alums give $1.5 million to address food insecurity on campus

September 30

DC-area Virginia Tech alums give $1.5 million to address food insecurity on campus

School officials expect declines in enrollment and funding

September 30

School officials expect declines in enrollment and funding

NoMa is getting a twin for Swampoodle Park

September 30

NoMa is getting a twin for Swampoodle Park

Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel construction is 2 years behind

September 30

Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel construction is 2 years behind

Columbia Heights housing is hot

September 30

Columbia Heights housing is hot

Virginia committee opposes ban on some rally control tactics

September 30

Virginia committee opposes ban on some rally control tactics

As schools weigh reentry, options open for changing day care needs

September 30

As schools weigh reentry, options open for changing day care needs

Ex-Maryland lawmaker reports to prison for bribery sentence

September 30

Ex-Maryland lawmaker reports to prison for bribery sentence

Police investigating Silver Spring carjackings as potentially linked

September 30

Police investigating Silver Spring carjackings as potentially linked

Early enrollment estimates for Virginia colleges shows slight decline

September 30

Early enrollment estimates for Virginia colleges shows slight decline

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