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6-year-old nearly drowns at DC summer camp while lifeguard is on lunch break
A 6-year-old nearly drowned at a soccer camp in Washington, D.C., on Monday while a lifeguard was on lunch break, according to a police report.
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Code red: Unhealthy air grips DC area Friday from wildfire smoke
The Washington, D.C., area is dealing with terrible air quality on Friday because of wildfire smoke drifting from Canada, sparking warnings to stay indoors.
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Masked men with Confederate flags seen chanting, marching, riding Metro in DC
Masked men, some carrying white supremacist flags, were seen marching in Washington, D.C., on the Fourth of July.
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National Mall flyover schedule for July 4 released
Here’s the schedule of flyovers, plus info on official viewing locations.
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Extreme heat, temps over 100° in DC area disrupt July 4 celebrations
The dangerous heat wave that’s enveloped the Washington, D.C., area ahead of the Fourth of July holiday reached its peak Friday. Temperatures are set to soar above 100° on Saturday, and afternoon storms may also affect your Independence Day plans. Download the NBC Washington app to stay weather alert.
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Recap: Hottest July 2 on record breaks mark set in 1898
A dangerous heat wave is gripping the D.C. area, with record-high temperatures possible.
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July 4 fireworks finder: Where to celebrate Independence Day in the DC area, mapped
Find details on the big National Mall display, community celebrations in Northern Virginia and Maryland, plus a map of July 4 fireworks in the DMV.
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Great American State Fair begins on National Mall. See hours and security info
The Great American State Fair features a Ferris wheel on the National Mall and exhibits. Expect road closures and security screenings.
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National Geographic Museum celebrates reopening with selfie pop-ups around DC
Talk about a glow-up! National Geographic’s Museum of Exploration hosts its grand reopening Friday, and it’s celebrating with pop-up displays citywide that let you pose like you’re on a Nat Geo magazine cover. Eight large yellow rectangles, which evoke the borders seen on every Nat Geo magazine cover, will be placed in quintessential spots, so you can take a...
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Man suspected of killing woman in Northwest DC is killed by police on board bus
A man shot and killed a woman in Northwest D.C. and then fled onto a Metrobus, where he was killed by police after he pointed a gun at officers early Tuesday, authorities say.