Pedestrians struck near Union Station; two critical
Police say at least three pedestrians were struck after a SUV sped through an intersection.
Rape charges filed against three Naval Academy football players
A hearing is expected this summer for players accused of assaulting a female midshipman at a party.
Death of lawyer accused of sex assault was suicide, officials say
Mannina and victim were close friends and would go out together frequently, victim’s husband says.
Pepco could get nearly $16 million tax refund under D.C. Council bill
Pepco is seeking D.C. legislation that would allow it to collect nearly $16 million in tax refunds.
Prosecutor moves closer to finding out what Gray knew
COLUMN | Advances in probe of illicit campaign donations could lead to increased pressure on D.C. mayor.
‘Policy guy’ fuels Air Force energy improvements
Kevin Geiss is a finalist for a civil service medal for his work on the Air Force’s energy policy.
Drumming helps seniors with dementia become more upbeat
Music therapy eases anxiety, enhances communication for elderly in Annandale drumming circle.
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Food trucks are here to stay
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A go-go blowout sends Chuck Brown home
Thousands attended Chuck Brown’s funeral. But if anyone wanted to shed a tear for Chuck they needed to squeeze it in between dance sessions — the funeral was a party.
Remembering Chuck Brown, creator of go-go music
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Michelle Obama holds book signing at Politics & Prose
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Bill Clinton, Elie Wiesel mark Holocaust Museum’s 20 years
"The historic suffering and slaughter of the holocaust reflects a human disease that takes different forms--the idea that our differences are more important than our common humanity," said former President Bill Clinton, marking the U.S. Holocaust Museum's twentieth anniversary.
McMillian commits to Virginia Tech
Hylton junior uarterback, Travon McMillian, committed to Virginia Tech.
D.C. athletes wish you a happy Valentine’s Day
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A pillow fight on the National Mall
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Frederick Douglass statue
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Homeless students take joy in graduation
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Jubilarian Mass
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Father’s Day picnic in NE
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72nd Annual Greater Washington Soap Box Derby
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