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Posted at 07:45 AM ET, 02/03/2012

National Prayer Breakfast; weekend snow forecast; where to watch the Super Bowl (A.M. Buzz)

By Maggie Fazeli Fard

Here are our picks for the top local stories to start your Friday:

View Photo Gallery: The president and the first lady attended the 60th annual National Prayer Breakfast at the Washington Hilton.

President Obama riles religious conservatives at the National Prayer Breakfast. He and the first lady attended the annual event in Washington.

Snow this weekend? A big winter storm is targeting Denver and the Central Plains — could it reach D.C.? Capital Weather Gang has the latest forecast.

Where to watch the Super Bowl: All-you-can-eat tailgate parties, a happy hour hosted by the Redskin’s Brandon Banks, and more.

Coming up on PostLocal.com:

— Albrecht Muth, the man charged with killing his much-older socialite wife inside their Northwest D.C. home, is due in court today.

— The murder trial of George Hugely, the former U.Va. lacrosse player accused in the 2010 death of ex-girlfriend Yeardley Love, is scheduled to begin Monday.

View Photo Gallery: Thirty-cent tickets, anyone? The failings of Washington’s NBA team on the court are showing up in its business model.

By Maggie Fazeli Fard | 07:45 AM ET, 02/03/2012

Categories: AM Buzz | Tags: George Hugely, Super Bowl

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