‘They destroy people’s lives’: Forced to retire because of illnesses and injuries, four former D.C. police officers are suing
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D.C. reveals details of first stand-alone education center for young children
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Holiday gifts for children of prisoners stolen from vehicle in Northeast D.C.
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A police officer sued a Black Lives Matter protester for violence he didn’t commit. What’s next has free-speech advocates worried.
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School closings and delays in the D.C. region for Friday, Dec. 13
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D.C. man who was assaulted last year has died
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Man charged in two killings on West Virginia Avenue in Northeast Washington
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‘Oh my gosh! Oh my gosh!’ Michelle Obama surprises D.C. elementary school with big gifts.
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Change is coming to quiet, residential Fort Totten in Northeast D.C.
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D.C. crime report
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Trump’s expected executive order on campus anti-Semitism draws praise and concern
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Man indicted in fatal shooting that occurred in 1998 in Northeast Washington
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Man severely injured in July robbery in Northwest D.C. has died, police say
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D.C. Council approves report recommending expulsion of member Jack Evans
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Man surrenders after security guard stabbed, another struck with vehicle near National Shrine in Northeast D.C.
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Pilot program to test free and discounted Metro fare cards for low-income D.C. residents
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Fires break out in Herndon, Northwest Washington
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Business groups that helped win Metro funding launch campaign to improve region’s bus service
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Chairman of D.C. Council urges Jack Evans to resign before an expulsion vote
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Students in Maryland school system to be off on Muslim holiday — and Lunar New Year
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D.C. crime report
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Man fatally struck by SUV was forced into road during dispute, witness tells D.C. police
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Man fatally shot in Northeast Washington
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D.C. police make arrest in 2015 slaying in Washington
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Latest star ratings for D.C. schools show citywide improvement even as gaps persist
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D.C. lawmaker Jack Evans will not testify about probe that found repeated ethics violations
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D.C. mayor signs legislation to expand rights of sexual assault victims
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D.C. man charged in killing of woman whose burned body was found in field
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D.C. sues Juul, alleging e-cigarette maker marketed to teens
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White House, Capitol briefly put on lockdown after report of unauthorized aircraft
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In D.C., 1 in 3 have faced gun threat or know victim
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Perla’s charms include walkability, sweeping views
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Two men shot, one fatally, inside apartment in Mount Pleasant area of Washington, D.C. police say
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‘Hit them in their heart’: These parents lost kids to hazing. They’re trying to make sure it doesn’t happen again.
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Trash fire disrupts Metrorail service in D.C.
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Many in the Washington area will leave work in darkness as Standard Time returns
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Amtrak aspires to a 2-hour D.C.-N.Y. trip, but it’s going to take a lot more than faster trains
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Report cites repeated failures in inspecting rowhouse before deadly fire in Northwest D.C.
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Go-go, once blamed for D.C.’s social ills, gains momentum to become the official music of the District
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D.C. open houses Nov. 2-3
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This stone house in Northwest D.C. had obvious potential
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Thousands without power in D.C. region as storms move across area
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After alleged attempted abduction of two brothers from a D.C. school, officials review safety procedures
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D.C. panel voices support for historic landmark status for Barry Farm
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Frustrated Airbnb hosts wait for D.C. to explain new regulations
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D.C. has become increasingly unaffordable. Will this program help teachers stay in the city?
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Prince George's County home sales
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Prince George's crime report
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About 420 Pepco customers in Dupont Circle without power
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Along Wisconsin Ave. in NW, 23-acre oasis of McLean Gardens braces for change
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D.C. is a bright spot in the nation’s overall lackluster standardized test results
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Two die after Monday stabbing in Northeast Washington, police say
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Part of Chesapeake Bay Bridge will remain closed for Thanksgiving week
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Teacher charged with sexually abusing student at D.C. elementary school
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Obama alum tapped to replace Jack Evans on Metro board
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Man fatally stabbed in Northeast Washington, D.C. police say
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‘He’s going to be irreplaceable’: Veteran D.C. firefighter who maintained apparatus dies of heart attack
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National Park Service withdraws proposal to make protesters pay for security
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The prince, the billionaire and the Amazon project that got frozen in the desert
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Man found shot to death in Northeast D.C. on Saturday night
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Police identify man fatally shot in the District
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Man shot, gravely wounded in the Fairlawn area of the District
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Power outage reported near Union Station, along N. Capitol Street, D.C. says
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New National Christmas Tree planted Saturday on the Ellipse
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National Zoo records birth of one kudu and death of another
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The Nationals are their neighbor: learning to live next door to baseball
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Why trees aren’t just colorful fall features for our region’s neighborhoods
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A fresh start for a Capitol Hill shotgun house
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After rush-hour traffic disruptions, D.C. protesters look to escalate tactics
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