D.C. reinstates covid leave for workers as council pushes for paid medical, prenatal absences
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Harry Thomas Jr. drops out of Ward 5 council race, will run for shadow representative seat
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D.C. measure would require schools to tell parents about covid cases within 24 hours
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Missing jewels and art: A lawsuit against a retired professor is ruffling the well-to-do from Georgetown to Newport, R.I.
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The public library is the latest place to pick up a coronavirus test. Librarians are overwhelmed.
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GOP congressman compares D.C. vaccine mandate to Nazism, drawing condemnation
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Bowser reinstates public health emergency to aid hospitals as coronavirus cases surge
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After D.C. botches snow and leaf removal, Bowser withdraws nomination for Department of Public Works director
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Lawsuit alleges D.C. government denied or withheld unemployment benefits from workers without explanation
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D.C. students will get free pads and tampons in school bathrooms
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D.C. Council approves new Board of Elections chair, confirms two Housing Authority board members
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Dennis Owens, Washington’s classical wake-up man for four decades, dies at 87
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D.C. courts ‘sound the alarm’ on judicial vacancies as local officials demand movement in Senate
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New laws in Washington region will bring plastic bag tax, leaf blower ban and ‘Emancipation Highway’
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D.C. to require coronavirus vaccination to enter restaurants, gyms and other businesses
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D.C.’s new ward boundaries head to mayor’s desk
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In latest affordable housing push, Bowser focuses west of Rock Creek Park
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Bowser submits plan for breakup of D.C.’s beleaguered Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs
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Leaf collection is behind schedule in D.C., leaving piles that can catch fire or clog storm drains
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D.C. attorney general sues Proud Boys, Oath Keepers over Jan. 6 attack
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How three D.C. buildings became one — with 16 condos
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Plot twist: Best-selling author Patricia Cornwell meets one of her biggest fans
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I never believed in making my bed. It turns out, I was right all along.
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Why do clocks have IIII for 4 o’clock rather than the Roman numeral IV?
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D.C. will mail coronavirus tests to preschoolers instead of testing in school
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Sears kit house in Cleveland Park for sale for $1.5 million
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Bowser bolsters efforts to stem gun violence
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Candidate who advocated that D.C. become part of Maryland files for Ward 3 Council seat
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We still love some cars, even when they’re rusted-out, broken-down and tire-less
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D.C. attorney general’s office: Housing chair ineligible to serve due to tax debt
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Provision to give D.C. control of its National Guard scuttled in Congress’s major defense bill
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From co-pay to no-pay: Bread for the City treats low-income patients
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D.C. Council approves redistricting plan, reshaping Wards 7 and 8
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D.C. Housing Authority scrambles to extend terms of three board members
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Catching a Bug: My readers seem partial to Volkswagens, from Beetles to campers
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Some people love cars so much they’re sad to see them go — and miss them still
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Julia Child’s Georgetown house on the market for $3.5 million
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Sabel Harris challenging Brianne Nadeau for D.C. Council seat
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Uncovering the story — and the person — behind a 109-year-old photograph
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In D.C.’s Anacostia, the past abounds alongside advocacy for its future
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Coming in from the cold after 29 years on the streets of Washington
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D.C. Council candidates try to bridge divide between old and new Ward 5
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Amid call for traffic safety measures, Bowser will increase police presence at some D.C. schools
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Bread for the City’s new Southeast D.C. dental clinic puts smiles on a lot of faces
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New opioids, more powerful than fentanyl, are discovered in D.C. amid deadly wave of overdoses
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Paradise remade? A private school’s plan to build athletic fields roils Chevy Chase
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‘Teenarama’ was a dance show for D.C.’s Black teens. Now it’s a musical.
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At Miriam’s Kitchen, a healthy meal can be the first step toward a home
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Go big: Creating the larger-than-life bust of JFK that graces the Kennedy Center
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