D.C. Council moves to scale back Bowser’s request to hire 170 more police officers
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Mayor Bowser denies breaking newly reimposed mask mandate
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Movie references aren’t the only allusions to be lost on other people
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D.C. wants to take back parole from the feds. But it’s taken almost no action as deadline looms.
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Workers, advocates push for D.C. to include additional $165 million in city budget for those excluded from pandemic aid
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D.C. has the widest wage gap for Black women. This 72-year-old doesn’t need data to know that.
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D.C. jail officials turn away GOP members of Congress who showed up to check on Jan. 6 suspects
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Man charged in killing of 6-year-old girl tied to crime through bullet casing, text messages, prosecutor says
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Man found fatally shot inside vehicle in Southeast Washington
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At doggie daycare, a pandemic puppy spends his first day without mom and dad
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Some owners go to extraordinary lengths to accommodate their finicky cats
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Kids will have to wear masks in schools, but it’s adults who should be hiding their faces
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Man arrested in fatal shooting of 6-year-old Nyiah Courtney in D.C.
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Summer often means a shortage of blood. This summer is worse than ever.
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Police Officers Recount Jan. 6 Capitol Riot
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New condos are amplifying the ‘boom’ in D.C.’s Trinidad neighborhood
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Bowser wants D.C. council to ‘reconsider’ tax increase on the rich
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Hell-raisers and barrier-breakers: D.C. policewomen gather for a reunion
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Some people just don’t get it. Cultural references, I mean.
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D.C. reforms gave inmates a vote. Now an elected official is working from jail.
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Mayor Bowser extends public emergency, ends public health emergency
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A Peace Corps worker was on a date in D.C. with his wife. Then came a stray bullet.
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After shootings, D.C. residents ask what city will do. ‘What’s in place isn’t working’
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D.C.’s largest charter network wants city to let it offer robust all-virtual option in fall
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Man fatally shot in Southeast Washington
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2 People Shot In Popular Washington Restaurant District
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3 killed in Northeast, Southeast D.C.
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Arrest made in July 10 slaying in Southeast D.C.
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Judy Garland's Long-Lost ‘Wizard Of Oz’ Dress Possibly Found In Trash Bag
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A girl’s reaction to the Nationals Park shooting made the world look at D.C.’s gun violence problem
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LeDroit Park offers a space that’s shielded from the city’s hustle
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Police find vehicle they believe was used in shooting outside Nationals Park
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D.C. Council votes to raise taxes on the rich
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Proposed D.C. Council budget would fully fund trust accounts for low-income children
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It’s been 20 years since the morning it felt like an elephant was sitting on my chest
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D.C. mayor tells police to use ‘any overtime necessary’ following fatal shooting of 6-year-old girl
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D.C. Council member’s communications director arrested in domestic violence case
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Nellie’s apologizes to woman dragged down stairs by security, hires community engagement director
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Advocates push to extend services for students who aged out of special education during the pandemic
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Prosecutors move to drop charges against protester identified by facial recognition software
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Gordon-Andrew Fletcher to run for Ward 5 council seat in 2022
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Mayor proposes renaming D.C. school after congressman John Lewis
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Metro shuttle bus crashes into retaining wall near Fort Totten
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What ‘Free Britney’ shares with ‘Justice for Jenny’
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D.C. sets timeline for evictions to resume, prompting outcry from landlords and tenants
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Bill aims to expand authority of D.C. police oversight board, make officers’ discipline records public
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Everything was going wrong in his life. Then he won D.C.’s vaccine lottery.
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Day care is expensive in D.C. Some say the city should spend millions more subsidizing it.
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D.C. police investigate possible hate crime after assailants question victim’s gender identity
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‘Dear Khloe’: A Black girl hated her natural hair, and then 101 women spoke about finding beauty in theirs
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CDC says students vaccinated against the coronavirus can go maskless in fall
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‘All kinds of wonder and surprises’ set D.C. Colonial apart
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Rudy Giuliani Suspended From Practicing Law In Washington, D.C.
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Norman Bernstein, D.C. real estate developer and philanthropist, dies at 100
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Nikole Hannah-Jones hasn’t started teaching at Howard yet. But already, she’s imparting lessons.
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U.S. Marshals Service vehicle damaged by fire outside D.C. courthouse
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Auditor: D.C.’s sports betting company is far behind on requirement to hire locally
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Compact condos have ‘unbeatable’ location on Capitol Hill
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The story behind the District’s ‘Taxation Without Representation’ license plates
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Phylicia Rashad, a Howard University dean, issues apology over Cosby statement
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D.C. inspectors don’t know why building collapsed on Kennedy Street
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D.C. won’t bring back masks to guard against delta variant, officials say
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D.C. police arrest suspect in fatal stabbing of man in Southeast Washington
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Trump, fighting to toss out subpoena, offered to give House Democrats peek at financial statements
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‘D.C. is open’: District leaders welcome visitors for Fourth of July celebrations after pandemic muted last year’s parties
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Firefighters extricate a construction worker from the rubble after building collapses in Northwest Washington
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Why some say D.C.’s poorest ward needs a dog park: ‘Black people have dogs, too.’
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How the meticulous bookkeeping of two sisters led to reparations for Black people across the country
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