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Suspect charged in June death on once-severely troubled DC street.
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As Kashmir lockdown continues, demonstrators in Washington look for answers
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Rowers, bicyclists and pedestrians face off over a new Anacostia River crossing
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Washington Monument, closed for five of the past eight years, will reopen Sept. 19
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Jack Evans threatened Metro officials’ jobs in an effort to conceal ethics violation, documents show
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Man shot in Northeast Washington has died of his injuries
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D.C. attorneys used ‘runners’ to gain confidential traffic crash reports from police department, documents say
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Two more people arrested in July beating outside Washington Hilton
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Man who fled police while naked is arrested in fatal shooting in Southeast Washington
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Two men fatally shot an hour apart in same Southeast D.C. neighborhood
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Man struck by vehicle in D.C. hit-and-run crash dies of injuries
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Married ex-Supreme Court clerks allege legal giant Jones Day discriminates against men in parental leave
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D.C. police officer charged with assaulting four co-workers at station houses
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Trump administration defends treatment of migrant children amid backlash to D.C. shelter
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Fire damages charter school on Capitol Hill, leaving opening uncertain
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You saved 15 minutes on Amtrak’s new nonstop service to NYC. Now what?
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‘My baby shouldn’t be on this wall’: D.C. mural honors teens gunned down during school year
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Two security guards shoot at man at apartment complex in Southeast Washington
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Man in custody after report of person running into D.C. office building with a gun, police say
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D.C. mayor says she will not accept federal shelter for unaccompanied migrant children
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Man fatally shot Monday was D.C.’s 101st homicide of the year
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Suspect charged with murder in fatal shooting of Baltimore man in Northeast D.C.
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Sales from a bygone time: The Brass Knob antique store to close after 38 years
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A survey explores how Native Americans feel about the name Washington Redskins. No, it’s not that survey. This one is new.
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Nadler: Formal Impeachment Proceedings Are On
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This house is a piece of the early history of D.C.’s LeDroit Park
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D.C. lawmaker Jack Evans fined $20,000 in ethics case involving outside work
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Sports betting won’t launch in D.C. in time for NFL season; bars start applying
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A Trump-supporting customer at a D.C. cafe claimed a server discriminated against her. The server said she just answered the woman’s question.
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‘It’s going to be a crisis’: D.C. may be left without a halfway house for men returning from federal prison
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Protesters call for gun reform, end to white-supremacist rhetoric after deadly violence
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Man fatally stabbed in Marshall Heights area of Southeast Washington
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Suspect in shooting in D.C.’s Third Street Tunnel is arrested
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D.C. firefighters help woman deliver a baby girl in Capitol Hill firehouse
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Two men fatally struck by SUV while sitting on park bench are identified
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Washington, DC's Newest Black-Woman-Owned Ice Cream Shop Is All About Community
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Parking rates could hit $7 an hour in Penn Quarter, Chinatown
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D.C. police investigating fatal shooting in Northeast
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A top D.C. charter school educates few at-risk students. Should it be opening a second campus?
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Gun control group marches to White House, through Washington
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Two terminally ill D.C. residents legally ended their lives in 2018, report says
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Graduate students are mounting degrees of protest over ‘hidden fees’
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Jury finds man guilty in killing of cousin who objected to drug sales
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White House protesters raise a ruckus for a year, dubbing presidential mansion the ‘Kremlin annex’
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Chicago remade its 127-year-old rapid transit system. Are there lessons for Metro?
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D.C. open houses Aug. 3-4
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Reality is going to stall for some time the advent of driverless cars
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Man paid two D.C. police employees $40,000 in bribes for crash reports
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D.C. lawmaker Brandon Todd ramps up reelection campaign, draws first challenger
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College of William & Mary to explore the legacies of slavery and racism
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Retired Georgetown lawyer helps subdue suspected shoplifter at convenience store
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Man fatally shot in Congress Heights area of Southeast Washington
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Man imprisoned in sexual assault case charged with new crimes
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Prince George's crime report
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Want to rent in D.C. without being ‘cost-burdened’? A household needs $132,857 a year, report says.
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Tenants nearly lost rent-controlled apartments owned by a Catholic church. A developer found a solution.
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Police charge man in fatal altercation in Southeast Washington
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