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D.C. students head to school online Tuesday, highlighting city’s divide in access to technology
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Montgomery, D.C. leaders propose relief packages to blunt coronavirus impact
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Condo building adds to Shaw neighborhood’s diverse urban mix
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White House suspension of reporter’s press credential at issue in First Amendment lawsuit
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Buying New | 1923 Ninth St. NW in Washington
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Woman fatally shot in Anacostia area of Southeast Washington
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Stuck at home with young kids because of the coronavirus? Here’s what to do — and not to do
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Maryland announces second death, D.C. extends restrictions through end of April
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Administration waives K-12 testing requirement and gives student-loan borrowers a break
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A bind for area governments: Virus shrinks their budgets just as public need soars
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U.S. judge freezes House lawsuit seeking President Trump’s IRS tax records
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Cities struggle to protect vulnerable homeless populations as coronavirus spreads
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Man walking dog finds human femur bone near National Zoo
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In D.C.’s Tenleytown, a small-town feel with all the amenities of the city
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Leadership in a pandemic: How Hogan, Bowser and Northam have taken charge
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73 D.C. firefighters and first responders under quarantine, union says
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Jack Evans withdraws from D.C. special election triggered by his resignation
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Man fatally stabbed on Metro platform at Pentagon station was a D.C. resident
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D.C. crime report
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Woman, 86, dies in Glover Park apartment fire
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Virginia doesn’t want school closures to hurt seniors’ graduation chances
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Person dies in apartment fire in Upper Northwest Washington
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Ed Lazere, left-leaning think tank leader, joins crowded at-large D.C. Council race
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D.C. bars and restaurants have final dine-in service, for now, as coronavirus restrictions grow
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An AU student and a guest at a Howard University event test positive for coronavirus
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Frustration, boredom and a dance party on first day without school
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Strangers offer housing, meals to students displaced from campuses
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Man fatally stabbed on Metro platform at Pentagon station
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Man shot in Columbia Heights has died of his injuries, D.C. police say
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Man wounded in Columbia Heights shooting
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Boy, 12, charged with armed robbery in two incidents, D.C. police say
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Into a warm month, a little chilly rain falls in Washington
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Man charged in fatal shooting in Petworth neighborhood in 2019
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She was homeless, sleeping outside a condemned house, 6 months ago. Now, she’s a published author.
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Meteorologically speaking, a fine afternoon in the Rose Garden
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Coronavirus slowing wheels of justice in D.C. region with closed courthouses, delayed trials
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Uptown Theater, an iconic D.C. movie palace, shuts down
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Metro scales back, D.C. and Virginia schools close as coronavirus pandemic expands
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So you need a coronavirus test? It’s not that simple.
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Federal jury convicts man for sex trafficking in D.C., Maryland
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D.C. Attorney General Karl A. Racine to seek third term, form public corruption division
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D.C. Public Schools will close beginning Monday as officials attempt to contain virus outbreak
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One time ‘laborer’s cottage’ now a historic Georgetown house
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Pentagon linguist charged with espionage pleads not guilty
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Website selling ‘real’ rape and child pornography videos shut down after arrest in Netherlands, Justice Department says
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Sidwell Friends plans to close and move to remote learning amid coronavirus threat
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Facing coronavirus uncertainties, Washington-area nonprofits consider difficult decisions
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D.C. mayor signs law banning ‘ghost gun’ kits from District
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Jack Evans probably qualifies for public campaign money in comeback bid, records show
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D.C. crime report
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Spring outbreak: Universities issue strict warnings as coronavirus spreads
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Man is slain Tuesday in Southeast Washington
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D.C. wins lawsuit against digital sign venture that helped spark Jack Evans scandal
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Retired police officer shoots teenager trying to break into home in D.C., authorities say
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Justice Department must disclose secret Mueller grand jury evidence to Congress, appeals court finds
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Man charged in two shootings on same block, one week apart, D.C. police say
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Man fatally shot Monday night in Southeast Washington, police say
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Schools close over coronavirus threat, raising concerns about disruption
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D.C. Officials Ask Hundreds To Self-Quarantine After Priest's Coronavirus Diagnosis
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Woman robbed by two boys in Northeast Washington
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‘Chaotic mess’ slows region’s ambitious plans to expand bus service
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D.C. taxpayers spent $12,000 protecting Bowser as she campaigned for Bloomberg
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Six shot and wounded, including a 5-year-old boy, in Northeast Washington, police say
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Remembering a time when things got a little freaky at the National Zoo
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After embezzling youth funds, a former D.C. lawmaker reenters politics
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Former acting Homeland Security inspector general indicted in data theft of 250,000 workers
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D.C. open houses March 7-8
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