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Kia, Honda take top awards in US News’ best cars for the money rankings
“They’re not only cars that won’t cost you a lot of money, but they’re cars that’ll be a pleasure to own,” said U.S. News’ Best Cars executive editor. The rankings were released this week.
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PHOTOS: Best DC-area hotels in 2019, as ranked by US News
Travelers to the D.C. area and resident staycationers rest assured: The region has plenty to offer in top luxury hotels. To help sift through the choices, U.S. News & World Report revealed its annual best hotels ranking Tuesday, and a number are within the Capital Beltway. See photos.
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Broccoli City Festival unveils 2019 lineup with Childish Gambino, Lil Wayne
Tickets for Broccoli City Festival go on sale 10 a.m. Friday. This year, the music festival takes place in FedEx Field in April.
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Voters approve of Hogan as Md. governor, but Trump as president? Not so much
The poll from Gonzales Research & Media Services, which included 809 registered voters in Maryland who said they regularly voted in general elections, found that 77 percent of those surveyed approved of Hogan’s tenure as governor, while 18 percent disapproved.
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Prince George’s Co. Public Schools offers help with students’ meals during shutdown
In a message to the Prince George’s County Public Schools community, interim schools CEO Monica Goldson said Monday that students who request a meal at the lunch line will receive a standard hot entree at their respective school for the rest of this week.
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After a blustery Wednesday, winds lighten up a bit overnight
Bundle up and don’t be surprised if the power goes out: Wednesday’s strong winds will persist throughout the afternoon. Winds will lighten up further on Thursday, but it will remain cold.
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3 Md. men face murder charges after fatal Laurel shooting in October
The trio are said to be connected to the fatal October shooting of 19-year-old Hassan Lucky of Laurel, Maryland.
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Night road closures planned around Rock Creek Park during deer management
From Tuesday, Nov. 20 to Sunday, March 31, the National Park Service said that the temporary road closures are meant to protect visitors and residents while work is done to manage the area’s white-tailed deer.
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Fall brings bright, colorful produce, but how healthy are they?
Pumpkins, butternut squash and all kinds of colorful produce make fall a special season for tables around the D.C. region. Though they’re easy on the eyes, how nutritious are these brightly-hued harvests?
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Loudoun Co. teacher accused of inappropriate relationship with student
An Aldie, Virginia, woman was charged for being in a relationship that “caused or created a mental injury” to the child. The relationship was non-sexual, the sheriff’s office said.
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Justice Dept. awards nearly $320M to tackle opioid crisis across US
The Department of Justice is awarding nearly $320 million to help fund the fight against the opioid crisis across the U.S., with grant recipients in Maryland and Virginia receiving support in their programs.
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Grab your glasses: October is ‘Virginia Wine Month’
Besides the different celebrations throughout October, the governor’s office also announced the start of the “harvest party,” hosted at various Virginia wineries and restaurants to revel in this season’s harvest.
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PHOTOS: DC athletes pose with furry friends for Humane Rescue Alliance
D.C. sports fans and avid animal lovers unite: A new book from the Humane Rescue Alliance features glossy photos of star athletes and some cuddly teammates. See photos.
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DC area may avoid major Florence rainfall; Carolinas will ‘get hammered’
After it makes landfall in the Carolinas on Thursday, Hurricane Florence will bring what one forecaster called “potentially catastrophic” rainfall totals. But around D.C., forecasts see only an inch or two of rain through Tuesday — far less than what had been forecast. Here’s the latest.
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Area closures, postponed events announced ahead of Florence’s landfall
With Hurricane Florence expected to make landfall just before the weekend, a number of D.C.-area events and sites are making changes to their planned schedules ahead of expected severe weather.
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