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1 dead, 1 charged after Southeast DC rollover crash on Easter Sunday
Dejuan Andre Marshall, 21, of Southeast, faces second-degree murder charges in the death of 31-year-old Abdul Seck, from the Bronx, New York, who was struck after Marshall’s Chevrolet Cruz hit a Chevrolet Malibu at the intersection of 16th and V streets SE around 3 p.m. Sunday.
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More victims ID’d in case of Md. man charged with knowingly spreading HIV
The total number of verified victims now stands at seven, and police are asking other possible victims to come forward.
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WATCH: Fireball streaks across DC sky
The D.C. area had a bright green visitor from space late Tuesday night: A meteor that streaked south across the horizon before disappearing into the Atlantic Ocean. See video.
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Washington Hebrew sued amid sex abuse allegations at preschool
Multiple families are suing the Washington Hebrew Congregation, alleging that the synagogue’s preschool and its director ignored warning signs of sexual abuse happening on the campus over a two-year period.
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Suspect sought in 3-month-old DC baby girl’s death
Cornell Delvonte Holton, 25, is charged with first-degree murder following the death of Skylar Newman last month.
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Live nudes: 2nd naked mole-rat cam coming to National Zoo
The naked mole-rats at the Smithsonian National Zoo are getting a second live webcam to show virtual visitors some behind-the-scenes action at the colony, it was announced Thursday.
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IMF and World Bank Spring Meetings to close DC streets
Two minor road closures are coming to downtown D.C. this weekend because of the IMF and World Bank Spring Meetings.
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Police: Va. woman found naked in day care pulled down man’s pants day later
The Stafford County Sheriff’s Office says deputies arrested a Frederick, Virginia, woman after she allegedly pulled down a man’s pants in a Wawa bathroom on Austin Park Drive.
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Video Game Review: Tom Clancy’s The Division 2
Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 goes to breathtaking lengths to recreate Washington, D.C., and then summarily destroy it. It becomes the player’s job to save the District; to bring order and hope. Sounds great. But that begs the obvious question: Is the game worth your money?
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Chillum firefighters honored for work on Boundary Stone after WTOP report
Following a WTOP report on the stones and the state of disrepair one in particular was suffering from, Chillum Fire/EMS Station 844 took action.
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Juvenile court for 4th Damascus HS student charged in locker room assault
A Montgomery County, Maryland, judge ruled Thursday that the fourth Damascus High School football player charged with using a broom to sexually assault younger students in a junior varsity locker room will be tried in juvenile court.
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Setting a ‘record’: The 45 turns 70
Before streaming services and digital downloads, millions of people got their music fix from the 45 rpm single. Those 7-inch wax discs turned 70 this week.
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How The Division 2 video game recreated and destroyed DC
In one of the biggest video games of the year, players have to fight their way through the apocalyptic ruins of Washington, D.C. Recreating the District, and destroying it, for The Division 2 was no small task. Here’s how developer Massive Entertainment did it. See photos and video.
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1 dead, 1 seriously injured in Chantilly crash on Rt. 28
Fairfax County police said Friday evening that a driver in a 2015 BMW 323i was heading north in the southbound lanes and hit a 2005 Acura TL head on.
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Nats ‘haven’t heard from Bryce Harper and Scott Boras in months’
Washington Nationals owner Mark Lerner said Friday that the team has filled their 2019 roster and slugger Bryce Harper isn’t on it, adding that “We really haven’t heard from [Harper and his agent Scott Boras in a couple months.”
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