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REAL ID Is Coming: Here's What Residents of Va., Md. and D.C. Need to Know
Starting October 1, 2020, you will need a REAL ID to board a domestic flight or access federal facilities. Here’s what you need to know to obtain a REAL ID if you live in D.C., Virginia and Maryland.
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Eating Contestant Breaks Record at Z-Burger Eating Contest
Sixteen contestants competed for the grand prize at Z-Burger’s 10th Annual Independence Burger Eating Championship in Tenleytown. The contestants tried to stomach the most burgers in ten minutes.
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DC's Pathways Program Helps Graduates Find Employment
After years of crime and violence, more than a dozen young men were given a second chance when they walked across a graduation stage on Friday.
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Prior Offenders Find Their Purpose With DC Pathways Program
More than a dozen black men graduated from the DC Pathways Program on Friday, which helps ex-offenders find employment. News4’s Cory Smith reports.
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DC Firefighters Rescue Family From Apartment Fire
Some D.C. firefighters came to the rescue when a fire at an apartment building in Columbia Heights left three kids and an adult stuck on the balcony.
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DC Firefighters Rescue Three Children From Fire in Columbia Heights
DC firefighters rescued three children and an adult from a fire in Columbia Heights on Thursday.
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Trump's July 4 Event Bankrupted DC Security Fund, Mayor Says
President Donald Trump’s “Salute to America” celebration drained a fund the D.C. government uses to keep the nation’s capital safe, the city’s mayor said in a letter to the president.
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Costly Fourth of July Celebration Drains DC Fund
President Donald Trump’s $1.7 million Fourth of July celebration drained a special D.C. fund designed to pay for extra security and anti-terror measures, Mayor Muriel Bowser said. If the D.C. government doesn’t get reimbursed, taxpayers may have to foot the bill. News4’s Mark Segraves has the story.
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Maryland Resort Buzzes With Sustainability
More than 350,000 honeybees are working at the rooftop of the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center in Maryland. The resort runs a sustainable program to support the honeybees and harvest its own honey to provide fresh ingredients.
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Maryland Resort Helps Honeybee Sustainability
The Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center in Maryland is home to hundreds of thousands of honeybees working together with the resort for a sustainable purpose.
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A Year After Newsroom Attack, Journalists Embraced by City
At a time when journalists are being vilified as “the enemy of the people,” staff members at the Capital Gazette in Annapolis are feeling renewed appreciation in their Maryland community.
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Former Annandale Music Teacher Charged With Abusing Students Found Dead
A former music teacher from Annandale, Virginia, who was accused of sexually abusing former students was found dead on Wednesday, police said.
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8 Virginia Inmates Have Suspected Overdoses; 1 Dies
Virginia corrections officials say that eight inmates at a state prison suffered apparent overdoses, including one who died.
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Garfield Elementary's Oldest Group of Friends Come Back to Class
A group of best friends known as the “Kindergarten Crew” visited Garfield Elementary School on Friday, remembering the past.
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Richmond Teacher Gives Students Shoes Off His Own Feet to Walk Across Graduation Stage
Graduation is a time for students to celebrate their achievements and walk across the stage. But for one student at George Mason Elementary in Richmond, Virginia, that opportunity might have been missed on Wednesday, had it not been for one teacher’s act of kindness.
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Kindergarten Crew Returns to School 70 Years Later
Meet the crew of Anacostia natives who reunited at Garfield Elementary School after 70 years of friendship. News4’s Molette Green reports.
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Teacher Gives His Own Shoes to Student to Walk at Graduation
Graduation is a time for students to celebrate their achievements and walk across the stage. But for one student at George Mason Elementary in Richmond, Virginia, that opportunity might have been missed on Wednesday, had it not been for one teacher’s act of kindness.
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Rainbow Flag Outside Virginia Church Stolen for the Third Time, Church Says
A rainbow flag that sits outside the Unitarian Universalist Church in Reston, Virginia was stolen for the third time in three months, the church said.
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Pride Flag Stolen Repeatedly From Virginia Church
Leaders of a Northern Virginia congregation say their rainbow pride flag was snatched off their property. News4’s Shomari Stone reports.
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Fredericksburg City Council Votes to Move Slave Auction Block to Museum
The Fredericksburg City Council voted 6-1 on Tuesday to remove the slave auction block located in downtown Fredericksburg and send it to a museum.