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How to Flee Domestic Violence: Have a Safety Plan, Experts Say
If you are ready to leave an abusive partner, you need a specific, detailed “safety plan,” Chandra Robinson of the D.C. domestic violence shelter My Sister’s Place and other experts say.
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Apple Orchards and Pumpkin Patches in the DMV
It’s been a warm and humid start to the season, but fall really is here. Celebrate the changing of the seasons by visiting the D.C. area’s pumpkin patches and apple orchards.
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Get a Taste of the Country at This Silver Spring Farm
You might not realize it, but there is a taste of country life nestled away in busy Silver Spring. News4’s Molette Green went to Heyser Farms, where they were busy churning out some fresh cider.
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8-Year-Old DC Poet Begs Trump to Stop Tweeting
An 8-year-old poet from D.C. has a request: “Please, Mr. Trump, stop tweeting. Stop teasing America.”
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Marine Found Beaten Outside Bar Left Kids Home Alone: Police
A U.S. Marine who was found badly beaten outside a Stafford, Virginia, restaurant is facing child neglect charges after police say they learned he left his young children at home to go to the bar.
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Millennial Money Log: Local Fashion Blogger Shares How She Spends
Carla Sanchez is the mind behind lifestyle blog Spicy Candy DC. Her Instagram page of the same name boasts more than 20,000 followers.
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Gaithersburg High School Employee Says Student Violence Out of Control
The fighting at Gaithersburg High School has gotten so out-of-hand that teachers and administrators say they have lost control of students.
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Maryland Man Arrested for Trying to Run Over Woman With Car
A man was arrested after her tried to run over a woman with his car on Wednesday night, according to a statement issued by Maryland State Police.
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Millennial Money Log: A 23-Year-Old Entrepreneur Finds His Side Hustle
When Carlos Vera isn’t running his start-up, Pay Our Interns, he’s waiting tables at Open City. He is one of thousands of millennials who have a second job to make ends meet.
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Playing Sports on National Mall Could Cost $70 for 2 Hours
The National Park Service wants to introduce new rules that could make it harder to play sports on the National Mall. Starting next year, teams may have to pay $70 for just two hours of play.
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Millennial Money Log: A Teacher Who Spends $100 per Month on Her Students
Teachers in the Washington, D.C. area spend millions of dollars of their own money each year on their classrooms, the News4 I-Team reported. Kyra Robertson is one of those teachers. She tracked her spending for a weekend.
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DC Man Tells Officer He ‘Dropped Explosives' Near White House
A man was taken into police custody after he told a Secret Service officer he “dropped explosives” near the White House, according to the Secret Service.
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Extension of I-95 Express Lanes to Open in Virginia
A new two-mile extension to I-95 Express Lanes in Stafford County, Virginia, will open on Tuesday.
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16-Year-Old Boy Charged in Southeast DC Killing
A 16-year-old boy has been charged in the shooting death of a 24-year-old man in Southeast D.C.
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Trio Steals Thousands of Dollars' Worth of Bras in 20 Seconds in Reston
Two women and a man shopped in a Victoria’s Secret store in Virginia and managed to make off with several thousands of dollars’ worth of bras in just 20 seconds, officials say.
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Noose Found at Maryland Post Office
Something that appears to be a noose was found in a U.S. Postal Service facility in Gaithersburg, Maryland, officials said Friday.
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Marine Corps Marathon to Close Streets in DC, Virginia on Sunday
Nearly 40 streets in the D.C. area will be closed for the annual Marine Corps Marathon on Oct. 22, including roads in Georgetown, Arlington and around the National Mall.
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DC United to Say Farewell to RFK Stadium on Sunday
Washingtonians on Sunday will say goodbye to RFK stadium, the 21-year-long home to the D.C. United soccer team.
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Why You Should Care About the Virginia Governor's Race
If you live in Virginia and don’t know much about the candidates for governor, you need to educate yourself NOW.
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Police: Man Shot Stranger in Face Inside Maryland Walmart
Maryland police have made an arrest in the Oct. 8 Walmart shooting that left one man injured. Ellicott City resident De’Andre Edward Eason, 20, was charged with first-degree murder, assault and handgun violations.