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Abrego Garcia’s lawyers: Case must move forward during shutdown — or he should be released

This Virginia man is preparing to run his 40th Marine Corps Marathon

PEN America says book censorship among school districts is ‘rampant and common’ in new report

U.Md. students use AI to detect weapons in schools

What furloughed federal workers should know about managing their finances during shutdown

New grocery store opens in Anacostia, providing more food options for Ward 8 residents

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What DC Courts can and can’t do during a government shutdown

Trump asks 9 colleges to commit to his political agenda and get favorable access to federal money

‘People are very scared’: Fairfax Co. supervisor on shutdown’s impact, available resources

Montgomery Co. Council member gets emotional during Hispanic Heritage Month ceremony

Pastors in Prince George’s County say they’re ready to help furloughed federal workers

Things to do in the DC area: Black-Owned Wine and Spirits Festival, Taste of Bethesda … and more!

Montgomery Co. accountant sent to federal prison for $24 million COVID relief fraud scheme

Immigration judge denies Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s bid for asylum, but he has 30 days to appeal

Fairfax Co. instructional assistant charged on 2 counts of aggravated sexual battery

Hidden no more: Butterflies Maryland on licenses, ID cards alert police to hidden disabilities

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October 2

PHOTOS: Government shutdown has impacts felt nationwide

Virginia US Sens. Kaine, Warner seek to keep Discovery space shuttle in the commonwealth

The world’s longest mural can be found underground in Downtown DC

Where to listen to Taylor Swift’s ‘The Life of a Showgirl’ around the DC region

Federal agencies blast Democrats for the government shutdown. Are they violating the Hatch Act?

Abigail Spanberger calls threat of mass layoffs during shutdown an ‘egregious attack on Virginians’

AI job search tool launched for former federal workers in DC region

‘This is not a game’: Maryland leaders respond to government shutdown