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Prince George’s Co. responders, community members push for different approach to fire and EMS shortage

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Prince George’s Co. responders, community members push for different approach to fire and EMS shortage

Friends say it was a ‘ridiculous idea.’ That didn’t stop these students from trying to make Loudoun Co. cleaner and greener

Friends say it was a ‘ridiculous idea.’ That didn’t stop these students from trying to make Loudoun Co. cleaner and greener

Arlington Co. to hold final vote on whether to use sharpshooters to reduce deer population

Arlington Co. to hold final vote on whether to use sharpshooters to reduce deer population

Despite parents’ concerns, Loudoun schools staff recommends keeping elementary bell time the same

Despite parents’ concerns, Loudoun schools staff recommends keeping elementary bell time the same

Five-year Md. state budget projection foresees ‘enormous gap’ not seen in two decades

Five-year Md. state budget projection foresees ‘enormous gap’ not seen in two decades

DC residents, businesses sound off on proposed Capital One Arena deal

DC residents, businesses sound off on proposed Capital One Arena deal

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Tired of guessing if there will be spots at Northern Va. commuter lots? This new app tells you

Tired of guessing if there will be spots at Northern Va. commuter lots? This new app tells you

Montgomery Co. man arrested on multiple counts of rape, sex abuse of three girls

Montgomery Co. man arrested on multiple counts of rape, sex abuse of three girls

Take a peek at the full beaver supermoon on Friday in the DC region

Take a peek at the full beaver supermoon on Friday in the DC region

Presto’s Picks: Parsing the playoff picture while Navy and Maryland have huge home games

Presto’s Picks: Parsing the playoff picture while Navy and Maryland have huge home games

George Mason U. offers forensic science training at ‘body farm’ that could solve future cases

George Mason U. offers forensic science training at ‘body farm’ that could solve future cases

Alexandria’s incoming mayor set to make history as first Black woman to hold the office

Alexandria’s incoming mayor set to make history as first Black woman to hold the office

Student truancy levels drop to pre-pandemic numbers in DC

Student truancy levels drop to pre-pandemic numbers in DC

Did you know DC has a second Washington Monument underground?

Did you know DC has a second Washington Monument underground?

Things to do in the DC area: Holiday markets, Umbrella Art Fair … and more!

Things to do in the DC area: Holiday markets, Umbrella Art Fair … and more!

Urgent care centers report ‘unprecedented’ spike in walking pneumonia cases around DC area

Urgent care centers report ‘unprecedented’ spike in walking pneumonia cases around DC area

To avoid premature death, fitness is more important than losing weight, new research finds

To avoid premature death, fitness is more important than losing weight, new research finds

Why you should develop a Black Friday plan before the big shopping day

Why you should develop a Black Friday plan before the big shopping day

Cockfighting ring shut down in Northern Virginia

Cockfighting ring shut down in Northern Virginia

Prince George’s Co. passes bill creating new short term rental database

Prince George’s Co. passes bill creating new short term rental database

US Capitol Police chief: Jan. 6 security at the Capitol will be ‘night and day’ difference

US Capitol Police chief: Jan. 6 security at the Capitol will be ‘night and day’ difference

Children’s Inn at NIH breaks ground on project to make room for more families

Children’s Inn at NIH breaks ground on project to make room for more families

Former Prince George’s County Council member sentenced to 1 year for felony theft scheme, perjury

Former Prince George’s County Council member sentenced to 1 year for felony theft scheme, perjury

Bats, rodents, roaches: Maryland’s top prosecutor goes after apartments where tenants describe deplorable conditions

Bats, rodents, roaches: Maryland’s top prosecutor goes after apartments where tenants describe deplorable conditions

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