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Algae Toxin That Can Kill Dogs Discovered in 2 Montgomery County Lakes
There are elevated levels of a toxic substance that could be deadly to dogs and harmful to people in two lakes in Montgomery County, Maryland, officials say.
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Harmful Toxin Discovered in 2 Montgomery County Lakes
A toxic substance found in two Montgomery County lakes is harmful to pets and people. News4’s Derrick Ward has the story.
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Water Safety Tips: How to Prevent Drowning Tragedies This Summer
As temperatures begin to climb each summer, so do the number of drowning deaths. Drowning is the leading cause of unintentional death among children ages 1 to 4 years old and the second leading cause of unintentional death in children ages 5 to 9, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The agency reported that more than 60...
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Assistant Manager at Virginia CVS Gets Life Sentence in Killing of Manager
A Fauquier County judge sentenced an assistant manager of a CVS store to life in prison Wednesday in the murder of the store’s manager.
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Assistant CVS Manager Sentenced to Life In Prison
Rex Mack Olsen was just months away from celebrating his 40th wedding anniversary before he was killed in the parking lot of a Virginia CVS where he was manager. News4’s David Culver reports.
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Man Accused of Posing as Maintenance Worker Before Sexual Assault Arrested
A man accused of sexually assaulting a woman inside her home after posing as a building maintenance worker has been arrested after nearly 10 months on the run, Arlington County police said Monday.
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Bowser Heads to Paris to Pitch DC as Host of 2022 Gay Games
Mayor Muriel Bowser’s office announced she is flying to Paris this weekend — not to eat croissants, but to pitch D.C. as the ideal location to host the Gay Games.
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#BackFlipChallenge: Meet the Man Behind the Viral Trend
Grant Fox is the man behind the newest viral trend: the #BackFlipChallenge, in which he performs a backflip in front of unsuspecting people on the streets.
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Police: Woman Buried Alive in Ocean City Sat in Hole in Sand
The investigation into how a tourist from Texas was buried alive on the beach in Ocean City, Maryland, has concluded — and police said Thursday that they believe the victim voluntarily sat in a hole in the sand.
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Hunting for Eclipse Glasses on a Time Crunch
I wasn’t going to leave D.C. without a pair of solar eclipse glasses in hand, so I went hunting.
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Tourist Who Died on Ocean City Beach May Have Fallen Into Hole Someone Else Dug
The hole on the beach in Ocean City, Maryland, in which the body of a 30-year-old woman was found, may have been dug by someone else and left behind in violation of beach rules.
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Employee at Virginia CVS Charged With Killing Manager
A week after the manager of a CVS store in Warrenton, Virginia was found dead outside the store, one of his employees has been charged in his murder.
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Prince George's County to Hire 27 New Firefighters
U.S. Sens. Ben Cardin and Chris Van Hollen announced Wednesday the Prince George’s County Fire Department was selected to receive federal funds to hire 27 new full time firefighters.
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Police: Man Found Dead Outside Warrenton CVS Was Killed
The CVS manager found dead outside his store in Warrenton, Virginia, last week was the victim of a homicide, police said.
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Hazardous Toxin to Dogs in 2 Montgomery County Lakes
An algae bloom is creating a toxic chemical in two lakes in Montgomery County, Maryland, and officials and a veterinarian say it could harm you and your pets.
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Major League Quidditch Takes Flight in DC
D.C. is home to its very own professional Quidditch team. The Washington Admirals are set to play in Arlington, Virginia, this weekend.
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Businesses Visit White House for ‘Made in America' Showcase
Businesses from around the country showcased products at President Trump’s Made in America showcase.
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Facebook Fighting Court Order Over Law Enforcement Access
Facebook is fighting a court order that blocks the social media giant from letting users know when law enforcement investigators ask to search their online information, particularly their political affiliations and comments.
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Protests Were Growing in DC Even Before 2017
Washington, D.C. has seen a steady increase in the number of protests since 2014, with that trend likely continuing into 2017.
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March on Washington Film Fest Showcases History, Modern Issues
What do Langston Hughes’ writings on France, civil justice at the Berlin Olympic Games and hip-hop at Harvard have in common? They’re all subjects being tackled by featured films at the March on Washington Film Festival, which kicked off Thursday.