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Severe storms may strike after dark Monday in D.C. area
The most intense storms, with a damaging wind threat, may focus in our northern suburbs after 10 p.m.
Outside investigators fault Virginia inspector general for likely bias in report related to actions of state parole board
Report clears Northam administration of accusations of interference, but Republicans have said the probe was too limited in scope.
How the pandemic saved Glut, an odd, beloved Maryland food co-op
But as our lives return to normal, will shoppers continue to tolerate its idiosyncrasies and inefficiencies?
D.C.-area forecast: Humid with storm chance today before cooler, delightful conditions midweek
Heating up again by the weekend.
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We can’t fight racism if Whites see any remedy as a threat and an insult
White fragility is on display as conservatives blast racial equity project in suburban schools.
Skies threatened on Sunday, but Washington got only a few raindrops
Deluges of Thursday and Friday weren’t repeated, despite dark clouds.
Driver arrested after pedestrian fatally struck near Logan Circle
The victim was on a sidewalk at a Metro bus shelter.
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On the road: Pondering America on a post-pandemic trip down I-95
Traffic and podcasts both move pretty slowly.
PM Update: Drying out this evening. Mostly sunny and muggy on Monday.
Monday may start out with a few showers but sunshine should quickly take over.
Arrest made in potential hate incident involving machete, D.C. police say
The incident occurred on the same weekend as Capital Pride.
D.C.-area forecast: Warmer with a storm chance today; looking really nice by midweek
Tomorrow and Tuesday continue warm with a few showers and storms here and there as a series of weak disturbances move thorough.
D.C. region tries to boost coronavirus vaccine uptake among law enforcement
Less than half of Virginia State Police troopers are vaccinated, while large police departments have slightly better rates, with 58 percent of officers inoculated in the District and 65 percent in Prince George’s County.
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Big hole in popular view that China beats U.S. in education
What is China? Its number one ranking ignores its poor places.
Once again, Virginia Democrats are looking to female candidates to cement their grip on power
Historic numbers of women are running for House of Delegates in both major parties.
Two men killed in shootings in Northeast, Southeast D.C.
At least three men were shot and wounded Saturday afternoon, according to police.
Saturday showed value of patience as sun finally shone through the clouds
Evening sunshine was a reward for enduring hours of overcast.
Slimmed-down Pride celebrations begin in the District
The traditional parade has been replaced with a car caravan.
Graduates celebrate new beginning for T.C. Williams High School
After student push, school named for segregationist to become Alexandria City High School
PM Update: Muggy overnight. Sunshine returns tomorrow with scattered storms late.
Areas of patchy fog are likely to develop late tonight.
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Getting the brush off: Occasionally, street sweepers leave behind little bristles
Ever find a long, thin piece of metal on the street? It may have come from a rotating broom.
