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D.C. Council approves major tax break for Howard University as it launches plan for new hospital
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D.C. Council unanimously approves Vision Zero bill aimed at reducing traffic fatalities
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Man slain in Northeast DC, near Kenilworth Park, police say
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D.C. official who sought Howard job after negotiating a tax break for school fined $2,500
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James Madison University will restart in-person classes in October
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D.C.’s poorest wards won’t have voting ‘supercenters,’ despite long lines in primary
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Chirping smoke detectors at students’ home were disrupting virtual classes. Now firefighters are helping to fix them.
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Four principles to guide us on whose statues should topple and whose should remain
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Boat burns in Potomac, occupants are evacuated, D.C.fire department says
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It was an October day on Saturday, exactly one month early
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Railroads near full implementation of lifesaving automatic-braking technology
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Virginia reports first child coronavirus death; Maryland to expand indoor dining capacity Monday
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More than 200 U-Md. students told to restrict activity after outbreak in residence hall
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D.C. police investigating fatal shootings in Northwest, Southeast Washington
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Stone house in Kalorama neighborhood had floor space hiding in the attic
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Federal officials stockpiled munitions, sought ‘heat ray’ device before clearing Lafayette Square, whistleblower says
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Man stabbed in Chinatown has died; police seek woman armed with knife
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‘How do you convince someone to change?’ asks a group of senior D.C. residents who’ve spent months charting the mask-wearing habits of a neighborhood
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Police searching for driver of stolen vehicle that struck four people on sidewalk in Northwest Washington
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Beecher Hill condos make a statement without shouting
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Buying New | Beecher Hill in Northwest Washington
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Majority of the Washington region’s workers unlikely to return to the office before next summer, survey says
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Man charged with killing his father in Northeast Washington
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Unable to return to pre-pandemic normal, immunocompromised students find one another online
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Unable to return to pre-pandemic normal, immunocompromised students find one another online
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They were names on headstones until the pandemic. Then they became reminders that ‘Georgetown was Black.’
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No rain here Friday, but damp and dreary nonetheless
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ICE flew detainees to Virginia so the planes could transport agents to D.C. protests. A huge coronavirus outbreak followed.
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D.C. says 20,000 students started the enrollment process, but did not complete it
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Man charged with murder after he allegedly struck cyclist with vehicle in D.C.
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Few will hear the shofar blown indoors this Rosh Hashanah. So rabbis are taking to the streets.
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Two men die in separate shootings in Northeast Washington
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Hundreds of ballot drop boxes are coming to the D.C. region. Here’s what to expect.
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Giant Food heir made two D.C. houses a home of his own
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Maryland buys 250,000 rapid-detection coronavirus tests for mass screenings
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D.C. elections board bracing for ‘record-shattering’ turnout, aiming to avoid repeat of primary fiasco
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Three states and D.C. sue EPA, saying the agency failed to enforce plan to reduce Chesapeake Bay pollution
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Shooting At Washington, D.C., Street Event Leaves 1 Dead, 20 Wounded: Police
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D.C. Priest Who Criticized Coronavirus Restrictions Contracts COVID-19
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Search continues for three men missing in Potomac River
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Man fatally shot in Southeast Washington
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Three men missing in Potomac River Sunday night, D.C. fire department says
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D.C. man arrested in April homicide
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It shouldn’t happen to a dog: Pooch taken, but thefts from cars are down overall, D.C. police say
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Two protesters arrested while chalking ‘Black Pre-Born Lives Matter’ on sidewalk
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Bar Axing Name Over Cultural Appropriation, But Filipino Community Says Issue Runs Deeper
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Friday was a rare July day in Washington this year not in the 90s
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District releases body camera video in fatal interactions with D.C. police
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Catholic University to limit campus housing, in-person classes as coronavirus continues to surge
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Attendees at D.C. rally for racial justice should follow travel order, mayor says
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Police identify suspect, now deceased, in killings of two transgender teens in 2002
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Prince George’s to target large parties as D.C.-area coronavirus cases rise
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Michael Flynn case to be reheard by full federal appeals court in D.C.
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D.C. Public Schools will start the academic year with all-virtual learning
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Georgetown University reverses plans, will start fall semester online
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Maryland governor expands mask order, issues travel advisory
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D.C. crime report
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Howard University announces largest single-donor gift, from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott
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D.C. quarantine order could affect the way universities reopen
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Employee with D.C. Water and Sewer Authority fatally shoots self outside agency complex, authorities say
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Virginia governor adds restrictions in Hampton Roads region after surge in coronavirus cases
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D.C. police charge man with sexually assaulting woman in Georgetown home in 2014
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Jane Seymour Wilson — journalist, businesswoman and consumer advocate — dies after coronavirus spread through assisted-living facility
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George Washington University rolls back reopening plan, opts for virtual semester
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