Of bright, breezy Sunday, it could be said ‘there’s not a cloud in the sky’
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There was a D.C. numbers runner called Simpson. But he was a lot more than that.
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Union Station’s multibillion-dollar overhaul reduces space for buses, setting up clash over future of services
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Norton adviser resigns after antisemitic remark about judicial candidate
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Five people shot inside 7-Eleven in Southwest Washington
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Man fatally shot in Northeast Washington
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Vaccine sign-up in the D.C. region has been a mess. It didn’t have to be this way.
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How a comic book collection helped build a home renovation
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Naval Academy moves nearly 200 midshipmen to hotels after rise in coronavirus cases
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Washington region makes adjustments ahead of new vaccine’s distribution
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In a city where bullets too often hit kids, a program calls on young people to shoot cameras, not guns
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Metrorail control center continues to ignore safety guidelines, board says
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Photographer sues D.C., saying she was shot in eye by rubber bullet during May protests
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D.C. police arrest suspects in two separate killings in the city
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D.C. increases paid leave for city employees after stillbirth or death of a child
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For the birds, spring is here. But bluebirds may not pay your yard a visit.
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Bicyclist fatally struck by hospital shuttle bus in Northeast Washington, police say
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Affordable condos reclaim a vacant lot in Southeast Washington
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Woman found dead in Southeast was strangled, D.C. police say
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How George Floyd’s death is fueling a push for affordable housing in mostly White parts of D.C.
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More than 1 million coronavirus cases reported in D.C., Maryland and Virginia
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A Texas-type blackout or water crisis is unlikely in the region. But we’re not in the clear.
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‘They got back to us’: How one school built trust and got reluctant parents to return
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At least take down the razor wire: D.C. residents, lawmakers chafe at Capitol fence
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In the numbers game of the 1950s, one man was on top: ‘Whitetop’ Simkins
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School leaders warn that not every student will be able to get an in-person slot this academic year
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D.C. man shot by police, charged with assaulting officer while carrying knife
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More biking, fewer trains: Survey examines the pandemic’s effects on mobility in the D.C. region
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Remains found in park were those of homicide victim, D.C. police say
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Panda cub: Did he just say “applesauce!” and what did he mean?
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Friday appeared poised to end string of days that touched 32 degrees
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Bowser offers marijuana sales bill as Democratic control of Congress boosts hopes
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U-Va. eases restrictions, including ban on in-person gatherings, after coronavirus cases fall
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Security guard at Chick-fil-A shoots armed robbery suspect in Northeast Washington, police say
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Glitches, errors, a nonworking number: D.C. residents still struggle to get vaccine appointments
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In faraway state houses, a battle brews over making D.C. the 51st state
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This D.C. house is for the kids and hoop dreamers
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Metro Transit Police chief says changes underway to address community concerns
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D.C. Lottery executive director resigning as of Friday
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D.C. vaccine registrations freeze up, then fill up on first day for residents with underlying conditions
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Teens drive brutal spike in carjackings with covid limiting school and supervision
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Marriott family donates $20 million to Howard University for hospitality leadership center
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Man dies after being shot on platform of Anacostia Metro station
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The Capitol fence and Trump’s wall share the same faulty foundation
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Mercia Bowser, sister of D.C. mayor, dies of coronavirus at age 64
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D.C.’s pandemic toll surpasses 1,000 as Bowser announces her sister’s death
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New coronavirus testing lab will produce faster, cheaper results for D.C.-area universities
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D.C. police shot, wounded man who threatened officers with knife, authorities say
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Huge blaze collapses big house in Northwest Washington, officials say
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Man shot, seriously wounded on Metro platform in Anacostia
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The Great Migration becomes a great subject for District high school students
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Man fatally stabbed in Northeast Washington
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Glitch caused 39,000 D.C. workers to miss weekly unemployment benefit
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Bowser will make case for D.C. statehood at congressional hearing next month
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Panda marks half-birthday on Sunday
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It’s getting late in February, but winter is very much in evidence here
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He drove a truck in World War II, but he wasn’t allowed to drive a streetcar in D.C.
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If we had a communal pandemic time capsule, these items would go in it
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Federal agency to revise design for Union Station overhaul, criticized for being too focused on cars
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Man with gun shot by police in Northeast confrontation, according to police chief
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Rising coronavirus cases at U-Va., VMI and other Virginia colleges spark worry, lead to changes
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Severe weather delays coronavirus vaccine distribution in Va., Md.
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D.C. unemployment benefits did not go out this week for at least some workers
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Man fatally shot inside Georgetown residence was from Alexandria, Va.
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