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Nonprofit helping the homeless opens first Virginia location

DC-area fall and winter festivals, fairs and other events to look forward to in 2024

Loudoun Co. schools considering allowing students to carry Narcan

Prince George’s Co. elementary school teacher charged with sexual abuse of former student

Police find suspicious Google searches made by husband in Manassas Park missing woman case

DC is hoping big events will draw even more tourists to the nation’s capital

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Arlington’s fire department is first in the state to invest in state-of-the-art heart monitors

Maryland test results show small gains, nagging achievement gaps among demographic groups

Mother, father gunned down in bed in Frederick Co. ‘rage killing’; kids hid in home till morning

Smash-and-grab crooks target Glen Echo shopping center

Talkin’ Tacos brings late-night (and early-morning) tacos to Dupont Circle

Brompton’s Georgetown store will let you borrow a bike for a day

Northwest Stadium: Commanders ink new naming rights deal for its Landover stadium

What’s next for Arlington’s Olympic champion swimmer Torri Huske? WTOP caught up with her poolside at Northern Va. aquatic center

Md. woman found fatally shot in Rice University dorm room on first day of class

The first vaccine for lung cancer to be tested in the DC region

Grammy-nominated ‘American Idol’ alum Jordin Sparks joins WTOP en route to DC’s Atlantis

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Meet the athletes representing the DC area on Team USA at the Paralympics

Most kids who vape want to quit. Why don’t they?

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Meet ‘Uncle Gary’: The Loudoun Co. man who owns one of the biggest individual comic book collections on the East Coast

Navy Football Preview: Anticipated air attack in Annapolis?

Megabus ends one DC route, turns another over to a new operator

Montgomery Co. student charged with making bomb threats and soliciting a Pennsylvania boy to act as the caller

How a daily phone call helps police keep DC students safe throughout the school year