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Man dead, 5 taken to hospital after early morning crash in Montgomery County
A man is dead and five people were taken to the hospital after a two-car crash in Montgomery County, Maryland on Saturday morning.
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17-year-old charged as adult after shooting at Wheaton Mall that struck 13-year-old
A 17-year-old was at the food court’s Cinnabon stall when he stood up, pulled out a handgun and began firing.
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Woman arrested months after fatal DC crosswalk hit-and-run
Months after a 61-year-old woman was left dead in a D.C. crosswalk by a hit-and-run driver, police announced an arrest in the case.
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You can vote on the name for the Six Flags redevelopment. Here are your options
The public can now vote on what name is given to the 515-acre project on Central Avenue in Prince George’s County, where Six Flags used to be.
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Dulles Makeover: Trump announces $22 billion, 10-year renovation. See images.
President Donald Trump unveiled his sweeping plans for a makeover at Dulles International Airport six months after he called the airport “terrible.”
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National Guard in DC to move from hotels into short-term apartments
The nearly $300 million contract will cost the federal government half as much as the hotel rooms that National Guard troops have been staying in while deployed to D.C.
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Water main break closes road in Bethesda neighborhood
A water main break flooded part of Marbury Road in Bethesda on Thursday afternoon, forcing a road closure hours before the evening commute.
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2026 Capital Pride parade steps off in DC
Watch the 2026 Capital Pride Parade kick off in Washington D.C.
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Vivid green spots cover ‘8647' traced onto National Mall lawn
The brown spots on the west lawn of the National Mall that marked out “8647” are once again green. The patches where the numbers were are now a more vivid green than the grass around them.
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Still confused about ranked choice voting? Here's what to know
The transition to ranked choice voting can be confusing at first. Here’s what to know about the new system for D.C.’s primary election before you head to the polls.
