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Truck Convoy Stages in Hagerstown Before Saturday Protest
Hundreds of vehicles crowded the streets of Hagerstown, Maryland, Friday before a planned convoy protest in the D.C. area Saturday.
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3 Men Plead Guilty in Fatal Shooting of 11-Year-Old Davon McNeal
Three D.C. men pleaded guilty Friday in the fatal shooting of an 11-year-old boy on July 4, 2020, authorities said. Davon McNeal, the son of a violence interrupter, had just stepped out of his mother’s car in the 1400 block of Cedar Street SE when gunfire erupted. They had just held an anti-violence cookout in the neighborhood they moved out of…
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Beloved Track Coach's Home Destroyed by New Year's Day Fire
A beloved track and field coach in D.C., Maryland and Virginia is living in a hotel after fire destroyed her home on New Year’s Day.
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Chef, Volunteers Prepare to Feed 700 People in Need on Christmas
An award-winning chef in Arlington, Virginia, is whipping up meals for 700 people in need in the District with the help of volunteers.
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Dog Killed, Groomer Injured in Mobile Grooming Van Fire
A Virginia family’s dog died when a fire broke out inside a mobile grooming van that came to their home. The groomer was seriously injured.
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Suspect Arrested in Killing of Virginia State Student From Fairfax County
The mother of a slain Virginia State University student hopes the arrest in the case Friday results in justice for her son.
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Burglar Ransacks Northwest DC Home While Family Sleeps
A burglar ransacked a home in Northwest D.C. while a family slept inside, not only stealing their belongings, but also their sense of security.
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Woman Robbed at Knifepoint by 2 Men in Silver Spring
Two men robbed a woman at knifepoint near downtown Silver Spring, Maryland, in a terrifying encounter caught on surveillance video last month.
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Coaches vs. Racism Aims to Be About More Than Basketball
The executive director of the Coaches vs. Racism campaign that brought men’s college basketball teams from Michigan and Prairie View A&M to the nation’s capital says he found inspiration for his new project from Coaches vs. Cancer. “We wanted to make it a full experience, rather than just a basketball game between an HBCU school and a Power 5...
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Brothers From Maryland Drown on Vacation in Puerto Rico
Two brothers from Prince George’s County drowned Tuesday when they were swept away by a rip current while vacationing in Puerto Rico.
